összezavarják

"Összezavarják" is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person plural present indefinite indicative form of the verb "összezavar," which means "to confuse," "to muddle," or "to bewilder." Therefore, "összezavarják" translates to "they confuse," "they muddle," or "they bewilder."

This verb is used to describe a situation where multiple subjects cause confusion or a state of being bewildered to someone or something. For instance, a group of people might be discussing a complex topic, and their differing opinions could "összezavarják" the listeners. Similarly, a chaotic environment or a series of unexpected events could "összezavarják" an individual's thoughts.

The root of the verb, "zavar," signifies disturbance or disorder. The prefix "össze-" intensifies this meaning, suggesting a comprehensive or complete confusion, as if things are being thoroughly mixed up or jumbled together. The verb's conjugation to the third-person plural indicates that the action of causing confusion is being performed by more than one entity. Context is crucial for understanding the precise nuance of "összezavarják" in any given sentence, as it can apply to mental states, processes, or physical arrangements.