különválaszt

Különválaszt is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to separate," "to divide," or "to set apart" in English. It describes the act of making something distinct from something else, or of splitting a whole into parts. The word can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a physical sense, "különválaszt" can refer to the act of physically separating objects. For example, one might "különválaszt" different types of waste for recycling, or "különválaszt" a group of people. It can also describe the process of dividing land or property.

Figuratively, "különválaszt" can denote the distinction between abstract concepts or ideas. For instance, one might "különválaszt" fact from opinion, or "különválaszt" different responsibilities within a team. It implies creating a clear boundary or distinction, emphasizing individuality or independence. The verb often carries a sense of deliberate action, suggesting a conscious effort to differentiate. The past tense is "különválasztott," and the infinitive form is "különválasztani." It is a common verb in everyday Hungarian, used to express a wide range of separation and differentiation.