elszakít

elszakít is a Hungarian verb meaning "to tear apart," "to rip," or "to rend." It describes the act of separating something into two or more pieces by force. The verb can be used in both literal and figurative contexts.

Literally, elszakít can refer to physically tearing an object. For example, someone might elszakít a piece of paper, or a strong wind could elszakít a tent. The past tense of the verb is elszakított.

Figuratively, elszakít can describe the act of breaking apart relationships, bonds, or connections. For instance, a major disagreement could elszakít a friendship, or distance could elszakít a couple. It can also imply a forceful or abrupt separation, often with negative connotations. The infinitive form elszakad means "to tear" or "to break" when something tears or breaks on its own, without direct external force applied to tear it. Elszakít always implies an active agent causing the tearing.