mászik
Mászik is a Hungarian verb meaning to move by crawling or creeping, typically close to the ground or along a surface, using the hands and knees or dragging parts of the body. It can describe a child learning to move, a person slowly advancing, or a creature that travels by close contact with the ground. The sense emphasizes the proximity to the ground and a deliberate, low-to-the-surface movement rather than a rapid climb or jump.
In grammar, mászik is the third-person singular present indicative form of the infinitive mászni (to crawl).
Usage notes: mászik is commonly used for physical crawling, especially by infants or animals moving close to
Translations to English are typically crawl or creep, depending on context. Example: A gyerek a földön mászik.