összeforrasszák

"Összeforrasszák" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they fuse," "they merge," or "they bond" in English. It is derived from the verb "összeforr," which means "to fuse" or "to heal together." The "-asszák" ending indicates the third-person plural present indicative tense.

The verb "összeforrasszák" is used in various contexts. In a literal sense, it can describe the physical joining of two separate entities, such as two pieces of metal being welded together or two wounds healing and closing. For instance, one might say "A két fémdarabot összeforrasszák" (They fuse the two pieces of metal).

Figuratively, "összeforrasszák" can refer to the process of bringing people, ideas, or groups together, creating unity or strong connections. This could apply to families coming closer, communities uniting for a common cause, or even abstract concepts becoming integrated. An example of this usage would be "A közös cél összeforrasszák őket" (The common goal fuses them).

The verb emphasizes the act of becoming whole or unified from separate parts, highlighting the process of integration and the resulting solidity or connection. It implies a strong and often permanent union.