elázom

Elázom is a Hungarian verb that translates to "I get wet" or "I am getting wet" in English. It is the first-person singular present indicative form of the verb "elázni." The root of the verb is "áz," meaning "to get wet." The prefix "el-" often indicates a completed action or a result. Therefore, "elázom" implies the state of having become wet.

This verb is commonly used in everyday conversation to describe the experience of getting caught in rain, accidentally falling into water, or any situation where one's clothing or body becomes saturated with liquid. For example, one might say "Elázom, ha nem találok menedéket" which translates to "I will get wet if I don't find shelter." It can also be used to describe a gradual process of becoming wet. The verb can be conjugated in different tenses and persons to reflect varying situations. For instance, "elázott" means "he/she/it got wet" and "elázunk" means "we get wet." The concept of "elázom" is a fundamental part of describing weather-related experiences or accidental water exposure in Hungarian.