izolálja

The word "izolálja" is a Hungarian verb. It translates to "insulates," "isolates," or "secludes" in English. Its meaning depends heavily on the context in which it is used.

In a physical sense, "izolálja" refers to preventing heat, sound, or electricity from passing through a material. For example, a house might be insulated against the cold, or a room might be insulated from noise. This involves using materials that have poor thermal or electrical conductivity.

In a social or psychological context, "izolálja" means to set apart or keep away from others. This could describe a person who chooses to live in seclusion, or a situation where someone is deliberately excluded from a group. The term can also describe the process of separating something for examination or analysis, such as isolating a specific gene in biological research.

The grammatical form "izolálja" is the third-person singular, present indefinite tense of the verb "izolál." This means it refers to an action performed by a singular subject in the present tense. For instance, "A vastag fal szigeteli a házat" translates to "The thick wall insulates the house." The verb "izolál" itself is derived from the Latin word "insula," meaning "island," highlighting the concept of separation.