leáramlott

Leáramlott is a Hungarian verb that translates to "flowed down" or "drained away" in English. It is a compound word formed from the prefix "le-" meaning "down" and the verb "áramlott" which is the past tense of "áramlik" meaning "to flow" or "to stream." The verb describes the action of a liquid, gas, or even metaphorical things like energy or responsibility moving from a higher position to a lower one, or simply ceasing to be.

For example, one might say "A víz leáramlott a hegyről" meaning "The water flowed down from the mountain." It can also be used to describe something dissipating or running out, such as "A pénze leáramlott" which could imply "His money drained away." The context of the sentence clarifies the precise meaning. The verb is commonly used in everyday Hungarian conversation and literature to depict various forms of downward movement or depletion.