lehívása

Lehívása is a Hungarian verb meaning "to call down," "to summon," or "to withdraw." Its precise meaning depends heavily on the context in which it is used.

In a literal sense, lehívása can refer to calling down something from above, such as calling down rain or a blessing. It can also be used to describe summoning a person or an entity, like summoning spirits or calling a subordinate to one's presence.

Figuratively, lehívása often implies drawing something out or eliciting a response. For example, it can mean to provoke a reaction, to elicit admiration, or to draw forth a talent. In some contexts, it can also mean to withdraw something, such as withdrawing money from an account or withdrawing a statement.

The verb is derived from the root word "hív," meaning "to call." The prefix "le-" often indicates downward motion or completion. Therefore, lehívása combines the idea of calling with a sense of bringing something down or fully calling it forth. Understanding the specific nuance requires careful consideration of the surrounding words and the overall situation.