kiszabadul

kiszabadul is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to be freed," "to escape," or "to be released" in English. It is the third-person singular, indefinite, present tense form of the verb kiszabadulni, which means "to free oneself" or "to get free."

The verb is often used in contexts describing a person or animal gaining freedom from confinement, such as escaping from prison, breaking out of a cage, or being released from captivity. It can also refer to a metaphorical release, such as being freed from a difficult situation, a burden, or a negative emotion.

For example, "A rab kiszabadul a börtönből" translates to "The prisoner is freed from the prison." Another example could be "A madár kiszabadul a ketrecből," meaning "The bird escapes from the cage." In a figurative sense, "Végre kiszabadulok a gondjaimból" means "Finally, I am freed from my troubles."

The verb kiszabadul implies an active or passive regaining of liberty. Depending on the context, it can suggest a deliberate act of escaping or a situation where freedom is granted. The noun form related to this verb is kiszabadulás, meaning "freedom" or "liberation."