csapják

Csapják is a Hungarian verb with several meanings, primarily related to striking, hitting, or beating. Its usage can vary depending on the context. In a literal sense, it can refer to the physical act of striking something, such as a hammer hitting a nail or a whip lashing out. This can also extend to the sound of beating, like a drum being beaten or a heart pounding.

Figuratively, csapják can describe a harsh or forceful action. For instance, it can mean to be dismissed or fired from a job, implying a sudden and often unwelcome removal. It can also be used to denote something being overdone or excessive, like a story that is "csapva" meaning it's exaggerated or embellished. In some colloquial contexts, it might refer to drinking heavily or consuming a large amount of something quickly. The exact nuance of csapják is therefore dependent on the surrounding words and the situation in which it is used.