körülzáródik

körülzáródik is a Hungarian verb meaning to be enclosed, surrounded, or encircled. It is formed from the verb záródik (to close, to be closed) and the prefix körül (around). The verb is used in various contexts to describe a situation where something or someone is on all sides by something else.

In a physical sense, "körülzáródik" can describe objects being surrounded by a barrier, like a building being enclosed by a fence or a herd of animals being encircled by a river. It can also refer to a person being in a confined space or trapped, such as being surrounded by a crowd or being caught in a building fire.

Metaphorically, "körülzáródik" can express a feeling of being trapped or overwhelmed. For instance, someone might feel surrounded by problems or responsibilities, leading to a sense of helplessness. It can also describe a situation where an idea or a movement gains widespread acceptance, with others gradually adopting it, thus "surrounding" it.

The past tense of "körülzáródik" is "körülzáródott," and the participle form is "körülzáródott." The verb can be used in a reflexive manner, meaning that the subject is performing the action of being enclosed upon itself, though this is less common. The core meaning remains consistent: a state of being on all sides encompassed by something else.