ráztódnak

Ráztódnak is a Hungarian word that translates to "they are shaking" or "they are rattling" in English. The verb form is "rázódik," meaning "to shake" or "to be shaken." The plural, third-person present tense form is "ráztódnak."

This term can be used in various contexts. For instance, it can describe the physical movement of objects. If a train is moving quickly, the passengers might observe that the carriage is ráztódnak. Similarly, a loose windowpane might ráztódnak in strong winds.

Beyond physical motion, ráztódnak can also refer to emotional or psychological states. A person experiencing intense fear or anxiety might be described as feeling like they ráztódnak. In a more figurative sense, a community or society might be said to ráztódnak in response to a significant event, implying a widespread disturbance or upheaval. The context in which the word is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning.