kiürült

kiürült is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb kiürít, which means to empty. Therefore, kiürült literally translates to "it emptied" or "he/she emptied."

This verb is used to describe the action of something becoming empty. For example, one might say "A pohár kiürült," meaning "The glass emptied." This could refer to a glass of liquid being drunk, or a container no longer holding its contents. The context of the sentence will determine the specific meaning.

The root verb, kiürít, can also be used transitively, meaning "to empty something." For instance, "Kérem, ürítse ki a szemetest" translates to "Please empty the trash can." However, kiürült is intransitive, indicating that the subject itself becomes empty without an external agent actively performing the emptying action on it, or the action of emptying is completed and the subject is now in an empty state.

It is a common verb in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing, used to convey the state of being devoid of contents.