lejónni

lejónni is a Hungarian verb meaning primarily to go down, to descend, or to leave a location. It is a regular verb formed from the infinitive stem lejen- and the suffix -ni. The verb is used in a variety of contexts, ranging from literal physical downward movement (e.g., *lejön a hegy tetejéből*) to figurative or idiomatic uses such as leaving a place or ceasing to exist (e.g., *lejön a csuglás*). Its present tense forms include *lejjöm, lejünk*, while the past tense uses *leléptem, lecsöppedtél*, and the future is expressed as *lezik folyton, majd lemegy*.

In conversation, *lejönni* appears in expressions like *lejárni* (to depart) and in the proverb *csak a járat, nem a tura lezárul* where the focus is on the act of departing or finishing a journey. The phrase is also used metaphorically in phrases such as *lefutni a lelki távolság* meaning to fall apart or to become distant emotionally. In verb compounds, *lejönnik* can be combined with prepositions for nuanced meanings: *lecskórozni* (to slip away), *leváltani* (to step down from a position), and *leállni* (to stop).

The word is integral to everyday Hungarian, serving both literal and metaphorical purposes, and is taught early in language curricula due to its frequent usage.