átkeresztezi

átkeresztezi is a Hungarian verb that translates to "crosses over" or "intersects" in English. It is formed from the prefix "át-" meaning "over" or "through" and the verb "keresztez," which means "to cross."

The verb can be used in various contexts. In a literal sense, it describes two or more things physically passing over or through each other. For example, "Az út átkeresztezi a folyót" means "The road crosses the river." It can also describe the intersection of lines or planes in geometry.

Figuratively, átkeresztezi can refer to the overlapping or intermingling of ideas, events, or lives. For instance, "Két különböző kultúra nézetei átkereszteződtek" could mean "The views of two different cultures intersected." It can also imply a transformation or a change of state where something passes into a new phase or condition.

The verb conjugate's according to standard Hungarian grammar. The third-person singular present tense is átkeresztezi. The past tense is átkeresztezte, and the future tense is át fogja keresztezni. It can also be used in its infinitive form, átkeresztezni. Understanding the prefix and the root verb helps in deciphering its various applications.