riasztini

Riastini is not a standard Hungarian verb in contemporary usage. It is typically considered a misspelling or a dialectal variant of riasztani, which means to alarm or warn. In standard Hungarian, the infinitive is riasztani, and riasztini does not appear in current dictionaries. The form may be seen in older texts, regional speech, or as a typographical error, but it does not constitute a recognized separate verb.

The root riaszt- is connected to related words such as riasztás (alarm, warning) and riasztó (alarm device). These terms cover both mechanical alarms, like sirens or security systems, and the act of giving notice or warning.

Riatsi and related forms: riasztani is a regular -ani verb. Conjugation examples in present and past tense are as follows: present: én riasztok, te riasztasz, ő riaszt; mi riasztunk, ti riasztotok, ők riasztanak. Past: riasztottam, riasztottál, riasztott, riasztottunk, riasztottatok, riasztottak. The future is formed with an auxiliary, e.g., riasztani fogok, riasztani fogsz, etc. The past participle is riasztott.

Usage notes: riasztani denotes triggering an alarm or issuing a warning to someone. It can refer to both automatic alarm systems and human warning actions. In compound forms, verbs like felriasztani (to wake someone up by alarm) extend the basic sense of alarm and wakefulness.

See also: riasztás, riasztó, riasztórendszer, felriasztani.