átitatni

átitatni is a Hungarian verb. It is the causative form of the verb áztatni, which means to soak. Therefore, átitatni translates to "to soak through," "to impregnate," or "to saturate." The verb is used in contexts where something is thoroughly permeated or infused with a liquid or substance.

For instance, one might say that the bread was átitatva with oil, meaning the bread was completely soaked in oil. Similarly, it can be used metaphorically to describe a person or place being thoroughly influenced or imbued with a particular atmosphere, idea, or emotion. For example, a room could be described as átitatva with the smell of old books, or a conversation could be átitatva with tension.

The verb implies a complete permeation, suggesting that the substance has gone into every part of the object or situation. It is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object that is being soaked. The past participle form is átitatott.