kiáltozni
Kiáltozni is a Hungarian verb meaning to cry out, to shout, or to yell. It refers to raising one’s voice in order to be heard, typically in urgent, emotional, or emphatic situations. The action can involve people, animals, or crowds and often conveys a sense of immediacy, alarm, protest, or pleas for attention. It can govern a direct object or complement clause that specifies what is being cried out for or about.
In usage, kiáltozni is commonly employed when the speaker wants to call attention, warn someone, or express
Kiáltozni belongs to the regular -ni verbs in Hungarian. The infinitive is kiáltozni. Present tense forms include
Related verbs cover nuances of loud vocalization: kiabálni generally implies loud, sometimes coarse shouting; ordítani denotes
Noun form related to the act is kiáltás, a shout or cry. See also kiáltani for a