átvágni

Átvágni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to cut through" or "to cut across" in English. It is a compound verb formed by the prefix "át-" and the root verb "vágni," which means "to cut." The prefix "át-" indicates a movement or action that goes through or across something.

The verb "átvágni" is typically used in contexts where something is cut through or across a surface or space. For example, one might say "átvágni a sárkányt" to mean "to cut through the grass" or "átvágni a várost" to mean "to cut across the city." The verb can also be used metaphorically to describe cutting through a crowd or a group of people.

In its basic form, "átvágni" is conjugated as follows: én átvágnak, te átvágnál, ő átvágná, mi átvágnánk, ti átvágnátok, ők átvágnák. The past tense form is "átvágtam," and the past participle is "átvágva." The verb is irregular in its conjugation, with the past tense and past participle forms being unique to this verb.

Átvágni is a useful verb in Hungarian for describing actions that involve cutting through or across something. Its usage is straightforward and can be applied in various contexts, both literal and metaphorical.