elsüllyeszti

elsüllyeszti is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb "elsüllyedni," which means "to sink." Therefore, "elsüllyeszti" translates to "it sinks" or "he/she sinks." This verb is used when an object or a person goes down into a liquid, such as water, or figuratively sinks into a state or emotion.

For example, in a literal context, one might say "A hajó elsüllyeszti a tengert," meaning "The ship sinks into the sea." Figuratively, it could be used to describe someone succumbing to despair: "A bánat elsüllyeszti őt," which means "Sadness sinks him/her." The verb implies a passive process of going down or becoming submerged. It's important to note that "elsüllyeszti" is not transitive; it doesn't mean "to make something sink." For that, the verb "elsüllyeszteni" (to sink something) would be used, with "elsüllyeszti" being its third-person singular present tense form.