megrángat

megrángat is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to tug," "to pull," or "to shake" in English. It describes a forceful or sudden pulling motion, often repeated or with some intensity. The verb can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, megrángat can refer to the physical act of pulling something. For example, one might megrángat a stubborn door to open it, or megrángat a rope to secure a boat. It can also describe the action of shaking something, such as megrángat a blanket to remove dust or megrángat a child's hand playfully. The implication is usually one of a noticeable, perhaps even slightly rough, movement.

Figuratively, megrángat can describe emotional or psychological agitation. Someone might feel their nerves are being megrángat by a stressful situation, implying a feeling of being pulled or disturbed. It can also be used to describe someone trying to get another person's attention, perhaps by a persistent tug or nudge, which is a form of megrángat. The verb carries a sense of active manipulation or disturbance, whether physical or emotional.