porlasztják

Porlasztják is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they atomize" or "they spray" in English. It is the third-person plural present indicative form of the verb "porlasztani." The root of the verb, "porlaszt," refers to the process of breaking down a liquid into very fine droplets or particles, often for dispersal into the air.

This term is commonly used in technical contexts, particularly in discussions related to combustion engines, agricultural spraying, and industrial processes. For example, in an engine, the fuel injectors porlasztják the gasoline to ensure efficient burning. In agriculture, sprayers porlasztják pesticides or fertilizers to cover crops evenly. The effectiveness of many applications hinges on the ability to porlasztani substances into a fine mist. The verb implies a deliberate action to create a dispersed state, rather than a natural phenomenon.