Átszövik

Átszövik is a Hungarian verb. It is the past tense, plural form of the verb átszövése, meaning "to interweave" or "to permeate." The root verb, átszövi, means "it interweaves" or "it permeates." The verb can be used literally to describe the physical act of threads or fibers being woven together, creating a fabric or a structure. For example, one might say that the threads átszövik the tapestry, indicating how they are intricately combined.

Figuratively, átszövik is used to describe something that spreads or extends throughout a larger whole. It suggests a pervasive presence or influence. This could be applied to abstract concepts such as ideas, emotions, or even a particular atmosphere. For instance, a feeling of unease might átszövik a tense situation, implying that the unease is felt by everyone involved and characterizes the entire experience. Similarly, a particular theme could átszövik a literary work, meaning it is a recurring and central element that shapes the narrative. The plural form, átszövik, would be used when referring to multiple subjects that are performing this action of interweaving or permeating.