összevarrni

Összevarrni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to sew together" or "to stitch up" in English. It describes the action of joining two or more pieces of material, typically fabric, by using a needle and thread. The verb implies a process of mending, repairing, or creating something by connecting separate parts.

The act of összevarrni can be performed manually with a needle and thread, or with the aid of a sewing machine. In manual sewing, the thread is passed through the material in a continuous loop, creating a seam that holds the pieces together. Different types of stitches can be used, each with its own strength and appearance. Sewing machines automate this process, allowing for faster and more uniform stitches.

In a broader, figurative sense, "összevarrni" can also refer to uniting or bringing together disparate elements or ideas. For example, one might speak of "összevarrni a szálakat" (to sew together the threads) which means to tie up loose ends or conclude a narrative. It suggests a process of integration and completion. The primary and most common usage, however, remains the literal act of sewing.