lecsöpögni

lecsöpögni is a Hungarian verb. It describes the action of liquid dripping away, usually after an object has been removed from a liquid or when excess liquid is being expelled. The verb can be used in various contexts, from cooking to describing a physical phenomenon.

In culinary applications, lecsöpögni often refers to draining food. For example, one might lecsöpögni pasta after boiling it, or lecsöpögni vegetables after washing them. The purpose is to remove excess water, which can affect the texture and taste of the food. It implies a passive process where gravity causes the liquid to fall away.

Beyond cooking, lecsöpögni can describe other situations where liquid separates from a solid. It might be used to describe water dripping from a wet umbrella, or dew lecsöpögni from leaves in the morning. The core meaning remains the gradual separation and falling of liquid. The verb can be used in both literal and slightly figurative senses, though its primary usage is literal.