elöntöd

elöntöd is a Hungarian verb. It is the second-person singular, present tense, indicative mood, definite conjugation of the verb "elönt". This means it translates to "you flood" or "you inundate" in English, when referring to a specific object or recipient.

The root verb, "önt", means to pour. The prefix "el-" adds a sense of completion or thoroughness to the action, or sometimes indicates an outward direction. Therefore, "elönt" suggests pouring something over or completely covering something else.

When used in the second-person singular definite conjugation, "elöntöd", the subject is "you" (singular, informal) and the object being acted upon is specific and known. For example, "elöntöd a vizet a pohárba" means "you pour the water into the glass". Here, "a vizet" is the specific object being poured.

The verb can be used both literally and figuratively. Literally, it refers to physical actions like pouring liquids. Figuratively, it can describe being overwhelmed by something, such as emotions or information. For instance, "az öröm elöntöd" could mean "joy floods you". The grammatical structure remains consistent, with "you" (singular, informal) being the one experiencing the inundation. Understanding the definite conjugation is key to distinguishing it from the indefinite conjugation, which would refer to an unspecified object.