Öltöztetni

Öltöztetni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to dress" or "to put clothes on" in English. It refers to the act of adorning a person or oneself with clothing. The verb is commonly used in everyday conversation and can describe various situations, from dressing a child to dressing for a formal event.

The verb can be used in different grammatical forms to indicate who is performing the action and who is receiving it. For instance, "én öltöztetem a gyereket" means "I dress the child," while "ő öltözik" means "he/she/it dresses (himself/herself/itself)." The reflexive form, "öltözni," specifically denotes dressing oneself.

The act of öltöztetni encompasses a wide range of clothing items, from everyday wear to specialized garments for specific occasions or professions. It can also imply a degree of care and attention to detail, especially when dressing someone else, such as a baby or an elderly person. The verb is a fundamental part of describing personal hygiene and social customs related to appearance and presentation.