kifejldni

kifejldni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to unfold," "to express," or "to elaborate" in English. It is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object. The root of the verb is "fejt," which relates to concepts of unraveling or developing. The prefix "ki-" often signifies an outward or complete action, and the suffix "-dni" is the infinitive ending.

In its literal sense, "kifejldni" can describe the physical act of unfolding something, such as a map or a piece of fabric. More commonly, however, it is used metaphorically. For instance, one might "kifejldni" an idea, meaning to express it clearly and in detail. It can also refer to elaborating on a topic, providing further explanation or development. The verb implies a process of making something manifest or more understandable through articulation.

The conjugation of "kifejldni" follows standard Hungarian verb patterns. For example, in the present tense, the first-person singular is "kifejtem" (I unfold/express), and the third-person singular is "kifejti" (he/she/it unfolds/expresses). The past tense would be formed with the appropriate past tense suffixes. The concept of "kifejldni" emphasizes the act of bringing something from a state of potential or obscurity into clarity and form through speech or action.