Átfolyjon

Átfolyjon is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to flow through" or "to pass through" in English. It describes a continuous movement of a substance, most commonly a liquid, from one point to another, often implying a passage through an object or a system. The verb can be used in both literal and figurative senses.

In its literal meaning, átfolyjon refers to the physical movement of fluids. For example, water can átfolyjon through a pipe, a river can átfolyjon its banks, or blood can átfolyjon through veins. The context usually clarifies what is flowing and where it is flowing. This usage emphasizes the unimpeded or directed movement of a liquid or gas.

Figuratively, átfolyjon can describe the passage of abstract concepts or sensations. For instance, time can be said to átfolyjon, meaning it passes by. Emotions, like relief or joy, can also átfolyjon a person. In this sense, it signifies an experience or a state of being that gradually unfolds or is felt. The verb captures the idea of something moving through a medium or a duration, completing its journey.