kivezetni

kivezetni is a Hungarian verb. It is the infinitive form and translates to "to lead out," "to guide out," "to extract," or "to drain out" in English, depending on the context.

The verb is formed from the prefix "ki-" meaning "out" or "away" and the verb "vezetni" meaning "to lead" or "to drive." This prefix-verb combination signifies an action of moving something from an interior or enclosed space to an exterior one.

In practical terms, "kivezetni" can describe physically leading a person or animal out of a building or area. For example, one might "kivezetni a vendégeket az ajtón" (to lead the guests out the door). It can also refer to the extraction of substances, such as "kivezetni a vizet a medencéből" (to drain the water out of the pool) or the removal of waste products from the body.

Figuratively, "kivezetni" can mean to develop a solution or way out of a difficult situation, as in "kivezetni magunkat a válságból" (to lead ourselves out of the crisis). It can also imply the process of bringing something to a conclusion or completion, often by guiding it to its end point. The specific nuance of "kivezetni" is therefore heavily dependent on the surrounding words and the overall situation being described.