körbeveszik

Körbeveszik is a Hungarian verb meaning to encircle or surround something on all sides. It can refer to literal encirclement, such as a group or structure enclosing a location, or to figurative use where something encompasses or surrounds a concept, area, or situation.

Etymology and forms: The verb is formed with the prefix kör- meaning around and the stem vesz, with the 3rd person plural present form körbeveszik. The infinitive is körbevenni (to encircle). The term is transitive and typically takes a direct object in the accusative, indicating what is being surrounded.

Usage: Körbeveszik is most commonly used for physical encirclement—military operations, fencing, or barriers that surround a city, building, or area. It can also be used metaphorically to describe close attention or comprehensive coverage of a topic, problem, or set of circumstances by people or processes.

Examples:

- A hadsereg körbeveszi a várost. (The army surrounds the city.)

- A kerítés körbeveszi a házat. (The fence encircles the house.)

- A szakértők körbeveszik a témát, és részletesen kidolgozzák. (The experts cover the topic comprehensively and develop it in detail.)

In usage, körbeveszik conveys a sense of enclosing a space or defining its boundaries, and it is typically employed in neutral, descriptive contexts.