körbevesz

körbevesz is a Hungarian verb. It is a compound verb formed from the prefix "körbe-" meaning "around" or "surrounding" and the verb "vesz" meaning "to take" or "to get". Together, körbevesz translates to "to surround", "to encompass", or "to take in".

The verb can be used in various contexts. Literally, it can describe a physical surrounding, such as a crowd körbevesz a performer or a fence körbevesz a garden. Metaphorically, it can describe being surrounded by emotions, like feeling körbevesz by sadness or joy. It can also be used to describe an encompassing situation, for example, when a problem körbevesz a person, meaning they are engulfed by it.

The conjugation of körbevesz follows the standard patterns for Hungarian verbs. For instance, in the present tense, the first-person singular form is "körbeveszek" (I surround), and the third-person singular is "körbevesz" (he/she/it surrounds). In the past tense, it would be "körbevett" (surrounded). The verb can also be used in its infinitive form, "körbevenni", meaning "to surround".