lerágni

lerágni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to gnaw off" or "to bite off" in English. It typically describes the act of removing something by biting or gnawing. The word is derived from the Hungarian root "rág," meaning "to chew" or "to gnaw."

The verb can be used in various contexts. For instance, it might describe an animal gnawing off a piece of food, like a dog biting off a piece of bone. In a more figurative sense, "lerágni" can refer to dealing with or overcoming a difficult task or problem, implying a persistent and determined effort, much like gnawing away at something. It can also describe the act of consuming something completely through chewing, leaving nothing behind.

The past tense of "lerágni" is "lerágott." The present tense conjugation varies depending on the subject. For example, "én lerágom" means "I gnaw off," and "ő lerágja" means "he/she/it gnaws off." The word's usage emphasizes the action of separating or consuming something through a persistent biting or chewing motion.