illeszíti

"illeszíti" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "fits," "integrates," or "incorporates" in English. It describes the act of making something suitable for a particular context, purpose, or system, or causing something to become a part of a larger whole. The verb can be used in a variety of situations, both literal and figurative.

In a physical sense, "illeszíti" can refer to fitting objects together, such as fitting a new part into a machine or fitting furniture into a room. It implies that the object being placed conforms to the space or structure available. Figuratively, it can describe the integration of ideas, concepts, or people into a group or plan. For instance, a new strategy might be "illesztve" (integrated) into an existing business model.

The verb also conveys the idea of adaptation or assimilation. Something that "illeszíti" itself is adapting to its surroundings. For example, a new regulation might need to be "illesztve" (adapted) into current practices. The concept of suitability is central to the meaning of "illeszíti"; it suggests that the action results in a harmonious or functional combination. The grammatical form of the verb changes depending on the subject, object, and tense, but the core meaning of fitting or integrating remains consistent.