elvonult

elvonult is a Hungarian verb that translates to "withdrew," "retreated," "receded," or "departed" in English. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb "elvonulni." The verb implies a movement away from a place or a situation, often with a sense of finality or a deliberate separation.

The term can be used in various contexts. Geographically, it might describe a river that has receded from its banks or a cloud that has moved away. In a social or personal sense, "elvonult" can refer to someone who has withdrawn from society, perhaps to live a secluded life or to escape from conflict. It can also describe a retreat from a battle or a difficult situation.

In a more abstract sense, "elvonult" can denote the passing of time or the fading of a feeling or memory. For example, one might say that a period of hardship has "elvonult," meaning it has passed or ended. Similarly, a strong emotion might "elvonult," indicating that it has subsided. The core meaning remains one of moving away and becoming less present.