Felgyülemlenek

Felgyülemlenek is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to accumulate," "to gather," or "to amass" in English. It describes the process of something increasing in quantity or density over time, often through the addition of smaller parts or elements. The verb can be used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, felgyülemlenek can refer to the accumulation of physical objects. For example, one might say that trash has felgyülemlenek in a neglected area, or that dust has felgyülemlenek on neglected surfaces. It can also describe the buildup of natural phenomena, such as clouds felgyülemlenek in the sky before a storm, or sediment felgyülemlenek at the bottom of a body of water.

Figuratively, felgyülemlenek can describe the buildup of abstract concepts. For instance, problems might felgyülemlenek if they are not addressed promptly, or knowledge can felgyülemlenek through continuous learning. Emotions, such as anger or frustration, can also felgyülemlenek within a person if they are not expressed. The verb implies a gradual process, suggesting that the accumulation is not instantaneous but rather a result of repeated occurrences or additions. The plural form, felgyülemlenek, indicates that the action is being performed by multiple subjects or that a large quantity is accumulating.