Özönlök

Özönlök is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to pour," "to stream," or "to gush." It describes a situation where a liquid, or something that behaves like a liquid, flows in a very large quantity or with great force. It can be used to describe natural phenomena such as rain, rivers, or waterfalls, but also for things like tears or blood.

The verb often carries a sense of overwhelming abundance or intensity. For example, one might say that rain is özönlök if it is raining very heavily. Similarly, tears could be described as özönlök if someone is crying profusely. The word can also be used metaphorically to describe a large influx of people, information, or emotions, emphasizing their overwhelming nature.

The grammatical conjugation of özönlök follows standard Hungarian verb patterns. Its past tense forms would indicate that something poured or streamed, while its future tense would suggest it will do so. The present tense implies an ongoing action of pouring or streaming. The word's root conveys the idea of a continuous and voluminous flow.