elvesz
Elvesz is a Hungarian verb meaning to take away or remove something from someone or somewhere. It is formed with the prefix el- attached to the base verb vesz (to take). The infinitive form is elvenni, and elvesz is the third-person singular present tense form. It is a transitive verb and is typically used with a direct object, as in a sentence like "A tolvaj elvesz egy könyvet" (The thief takes away a book).
In usage, elvesz conveys removal or seizure, including acts of theft or confiscation, or taking something away
Etymology-wise, elvesz derives from the prefix el- (indicating separation or removal) combined with vesz (to take).