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Torzít is a Hungarian verb meaning to distort, warp, or skew something from its original form. It can describe changes to physical shapes, images, sounds, or information, as well as metaphorical alterations of statements or data.

Formally, torzít is the present tense, third-person singular form of the verb torzítani (to distort). The root torz- comes from the noun torzítás (distortion), with the suffix -ít indicating a causative or instrumental sense in Hungarian. The infinitive is torzítani, and the past tense is torzított.

In usage, torzít appears in both everyday language and technical contexts. For example, one might say that a recording torzít (distorts) or that a signal torzít (is distorted). In media and imaging, phrases such as optikai torzítás (optical distortion) describe deviations in image accuracy caused by lenses or sensors. In audio, hangtorzítás (audio distortion) refers to unwanted alterations of sound. In data transmission and statistics, data can be torzítva (distorted) or another party can attempt to torzít the results, affecting accuracy. The related noun torzítás denotes distortion, while torzító refers to a device or agent that causes distortion.

Torzít is part of a broader family of terms around distortion in Hungarian, including torzítás, torzító, and phrases describing distortion-free conditions such as torzításmentes. It is used across everyday speech, media, engineering, and scientific contexts to indicate deviation from an original or intended form.