elávolít

Elávolít is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to make something move away," "to drive away," or "to banish." It is often used in contexts involving the physical displacement of a person or object, or in a more figurative sense to expel negative influences or unwanted elements. The root of the verb is "el" meaning "away" and "ávólít" which is related to the concept of moving or taking.

The word can be applied to a variety of situations. For example, one might "elávolít" a stray animal from their property, or a leader might "elávolít" a troublemaker from a group. In a more abstract sense, it can refer to dispelling doubt, fear, or any undesirable emotion. The act of "elávolít" implies a deliberate action to create distance or separation. Its conjugation follows standard Hungarian verb patterns, with prefixes and suffixes indicating tense, person, and number. Understanding "elávolít" requires recognizing its core meaning of causing something to move to a different, usually more distant, location or state.