elriasztja

elriasztja is a Hungarian verb meaning "it scares away" or "it repels." It is the third-person singular present tense of the verb elriaszt. The root of the verb is "riaszt," which means "to scare," "to frighten," or "to warn." The prefix "el-" often indicates a completed action or removal. Therefore, "elriasztja" implies that something or someone is actively causing something or someone else to flee or be driven away through fear or deterrence.

The verb is commonly used in various contexts. For instance, one might say that a loud noise elriasztja the birds from a garden, meaning the noise scares them away. Similarly, a strong smell might elriasztja insects, or a particular behavior might elriasztja potential friends. In a more figurative sense, a bad experience could elriasztja someone from trying something again. The subject of the verb is typically something that possesses the power to instill fear or create an unwelcoming environment, and the object is that which is being repelled. The grammatical structure requires a subject performing the action of scaring away something else.