ülódás

ülódás is a Hungarian term that translates to "awakening" or "resurgence" in English. It generally refers to a period of renewed interest, activity, or growth in a particular field, movement, or cultural phenomenon. This term is often used in historical and cultural contexts to describe times when a previously dormant or declining aspect of Hungarian society experienced a revival.

Historically, the concept of ülódás has been applied to various periods. For instance, it can describe the cultural blossoming that occurred after periods of foreign occupation or suppression, where national identity and artistic expression experienced a significant uplift. It might also refer to a reawakening of interest in specific traditions, languages, or historical narratives that had been neglected or marginalized. The term emphasizes a process of coming back to life, often with renewed vigor and purpose.

In a broader sense, ülódás can be observed in less formal contexts, such as a resurgence of popularity for a particular type of music, a renewed focus on traditional crafts, or a collective shift in societal attitudes towards certain values. The core idea is a transition from a state of relative inactivity or decline to one of increased vitality and prominence.