elítelni

Elítelni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to condemn," "to sentence," or "to reproach" in English. Its usage can range from a legal context, where a judge might elítelni a defendant, to a more personal one, where someone might elítelni another's actions or behavior. The word carries a strong negative connotation, implying a judgment of wrongdoing or unacceptability.

In legal proceedings, elítelni signifies a formal pronouncement of guilt and the imposition of a penalty. This is a definitive act of judgment by a court of law. In everyday language, however, elítelni can be used more broadly to express disapproval, criticism, or moral condemnation. For example, one might elítelni a prejudiced statement or a dishonest act. The intensity of the condemnation can vary depending on the context and the speaker's intent. It suggests that something has been deemed wrong and is therefore worthy of negative judgment.