elriasztod

elriasztod is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular, present tense, indicative form of the verb "elriasztani". "Elriasztani" itself is a transitive verb meaning to scare away, to frighten off, or to deter. Therefore, "elriasztod" translates directly to "you scare away" or "you frighten off".

The verb "elriasztani" is formed from the prefix "el-" which can indicate removal or completion, and the verb "riasztani", meaning to alarm, to warn, or to scare. The combination suggests an action that causes something or someone to flee or be repelled.

In practical usage, "elriasztod" would be used in a sentence where the subject is "you" (singular, informal) and the object is something or someone being scared away. For example, "Te elriasztod a madarakat a kertemből" translates to "You scare away the birds from my garden." The context will determine the precise nuance of the meaning, whether it implies a deliberate act of deterrence or a less intentional consequence of one's actions. The verb is commonly used in everyday conversation and literature.