kijár

Kijár is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to go out," "to get out," or "to exit." It is a common and versatile word used in various contexts. When referring to people, kijár often signifies leaving a building, a room, or a specific location. For example, one might say "A vendégek kijárnak a házból," meaning "The guests are leaving the house." It can also imply departing from a situation or a state, such as "Már kijárt a divatból," meaning "It's already out of fashion."

In a broader sense, kijár can describe the act of circulation or movement, like vehicles exiting a highway or a river flowing out into a larger body of water. The verb also appears in idiomatic expressions. For instance, "kijárja magát" can mean to have a good time or to party extensively. The concept of "kijár" emphasizes the act of egress or departure from an enclosed or defined space. Its specific meaning is usually determined by the context in which it is used.