elriasztom

elriasztom is a Hungarian word that translates to "I scare away" or "I drive away" in English. It is the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb "elriasztani." This verb is composed of the prefix "el-" which indicates removal or away, and the verb "riasztani," meaning to scare, frighten, or alarm.

The word "elriasztom" is used in various contexts. It can describe the act of intentionally frightening an animal or person to make them leave. For example, someone might say "elriasztom a madarakat a gyümölcsfáról" which means "I scare away the birds from the fruit tree." It can also be used more metaphorically, referring to dispelling negative emotions or thoughts. In this sense, one might say "elriasztom a bánatot" meaning "I chase away the sadness."

The context in which "elriasztom" is used determines its precise meaning. It always implies an active effort by the speaker to cause something or someone to depart through fear or alarm. The word carries a sense of agency and deliberate action.