pásztorolja
Pásztorolja is a Hungarian verb meaning to shepherd or to guide a flock of animals, especially sheep and goats. The term can also be used metaphorically to describe guiding people or managing a group or project in a supervisory role. It belongs to the family of verbs derived from the noun pásztor (shepherd) with the suffix -ol, a common pattern in Hungarian for forming activity-based verbs.
Etymology and form: The infinitive is pásztorolni, and the third-person singular present indicative is pásztorolja (he/she
Usage and nuance: In rural contexts, pásztorolja describes traditional shepherding tasks such as moving livestock between
Related terms and variants: The noun form referring to the act is often given as pásztorlás or
Example: Ő pásztorolja a nyájat a legelő felé. This usage illustrates the direct sense of shepherding as