Önti

Önti is a Hungarian verb form meaning "he pours," and it is the third-person singular present tense form of the verb hét, actually of önteni, which means "to pour." It is used to describe the act of pouring a liquid performed by a single subject in the present.

In Hungarian, verbs are conjugated for person and number. The present tense forms of the verb önti include: én öntök, te öntesz, ő önti, mi öntjük, ti öntitek, ők öntik. The form önti appears when the subject is a single third person (he or she) and is commonly used in everyday speech to describe someone pouring something, such as drink or liquid.

Example sentences illustrate its use: "Ő önti a vizet a pohárba." (He pours the water into the glass.) "A séf önti a levest a tányérba" (The chef pours the soup onto the plate). The verb can be combined with adverbs of manner or place, as in "lassan önti," "gyorsan önti," or "az asztalra önti a bort."

A related noun is öntés, which can mean the act of pouring or, in industrial contexts, metal casting. Öntés is used to refer to the process of pouring liquid metal into molds or, more generally, to the act of pouring liquids. The term reflects the same root as önti and öntenni, linking everyday pouring with technical casting terminology.