lerázta

lerázta is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb leráz. Leráz itself can have several meanings depending on the context. Primarily, it means "to shake off" or "to get rid of." This can be used literally, such as shaking off dust or water. Figurantly, it can mean to dismiss or get rid of a person, an idea, or a problem. For example, someone might lerázta a persistent salesman, meaning they managed to get rid of him.

The specific meaning of lerázta would therefore be "he/she/it shook off" or "he/she/it got rid of." The subject performing the action is singular and in the third person. The tense indicates that the action has already been completed. Understanding the context in which lerázta is used is crucial to accurately interpreting its meaning. Hungarian grammar relies heavily on verb conjugations to convey information about tense, person, and number.