átvándoroljon

The Hungarian verb "átvándoroljon" translates to "migrate" or "immigrate" in English, typically referring to the movement of living beings, especially animals or people, from one place to another, often across a significant distance or border. It implies a journey, sometimes a lengthy one, with the intention of settling or spending a period in a new location. The verb is often used in the context of seasonal animal migrations, such as birds flying south for the winter, or in discussions about human population movements and immigration.

The core of the word lies in "vándorol," meaning "to wander" or "to migrate," with the prefix "át-" signifying "across" or "over." This combination emphasizes the act of crossing a boundary or moving from one territory to another. For instance, one might say that a herd of wildebeest needs to átvándoroljon across the plains to find new grazing grounds. Similarly, in a human context, it can describe the process of individuals or groups choosing to átvándoroljon to a different country for economic, social, or political reasons. The verb carries a sense of purpose and direction in the movement.