Átterjednek

Átterjednek is a Hungarian verb meaning "to spread," "to transfer," or "to pass on." It describes a process where something moves from one place, person, or state to another. This can encompass a wide range of applications, from physical phenomena to abstract concepts.

In a physical context, “átterjednek” can refer to the spread of a disease, where an infection moves from one individual to others. It can also describe the transmission of heat or energy from one object to another. For example, heat can "átterjednek" from a stove to a pot placed on it.

Beyond the physical, the verb is frequently used to describe the transfer of emotions or ideas. For instance, joy or fear can "átterjednek" from one person to a group. Similarly, a political idea or a cultural trend can "átterjednek" across a population. The term implies a contagious or influential movement, suggesting that the entity in question is not static but actively moving and affecting its surroundings. The plural form “átterjednek” indicates that the spreading action involves multiple entities or is happening in multiple directions simultaneously.