átforgat

átforgat is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to turn over," "to roll over," or "to transpose" in English. It can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a physical sense, átforgat can describe the action of turning an object, such as turning over a pancake on a griddle or rolling over in bed. It can also refer to the movement of large masses, like soil being turned over during plowing or waves being turned over by the wind.

Figuratively, átforgat can mean to reconsider or re-evaluate something. For example, one might átforgat a plan or a decision, meaning to think about it from different angles. It can also imply a change in perspective or a transformation. In financial contexts, it can refer to the turnover of capital or assets. The act of reviewing and internally redistributing resources within a company could also be described as átforgat. The precise English translation often depends on the specific nuance intended by the speaker.