3. csomagol Ma este csomagolok, holnap reggel indulok. I am going to pack this evening (put my clothes and everything into the baggage). I am going to leave tomorrow morning. The verb csomagol is also used to package objects or cover them with some packaging, foil, paper or box. A karácsonyi ajándékokat be kell csomagolni. = Christmas presents should be packaged. csomag: packet kicsomagolás: unboxing pakol You can also use this word, when you prepare your things for a travel and put them into the suitcase, when you pack in: Ma este összepakolok, holnap reggel indulok. I am going to pack my things this evening (into the baggage). I am going to leave tomorrow morning. összepakol: put things together (into the baggage for example) But "pakol" has another meaning. It also means to put things on top of other things. If you have for example a room in the flat full of unused things packed in top of each other, and you go there and spend your whole day with re-organizing, and relocating objects in the room, you can say: Egész nap pakoltam. Amikor egy áruval teli teherautó megérkezik, a munkások kipakolják a teherautót. When a truck full of goods arrives, the workers will empty the truck. I hope this helps you a little bit.