felszívja

Felszívja is a Hungarian verb form meaning “absorbs” or “soaks up.” It is the third-person singular present indicative of the verb felszívni, which itself is built from the prefix fel- (up, up to completion) and szívni (to suck, to draw in). The word is transitive and typically takes a direct object in the accusative case.

Usage and meanings

- Literal absorption: a material takes in liquids or moisture. Example: A szivacs felszívja a vizet. (The sponge absorbs the water.)

- Figurative absorption: a person can quickly absorb information or knowledge. Example: A hallgató gyorsan felszívja az információt. (The student quickly absorbs the information.)

- Technical contexts: can describe processes where substances are drawn into a substance or system.

Related forms and terms

- felszívódik: the passive process of being absorbed (often used for substances entering the bloodstream or being taken up by a body).

- felszívó: absorbent or absorbent material.

- felszívódás: the act or process of absorption.

Etymology and nuance

- The prefix fel- adds a sense of upward movement or completion, while szívni conveys drawing in or sucking. The combination yields a versatile verb used in both concrete and abstract contexts.

See also

- felszívódás

- felszívó