Felgyullad

Felgyullad is a Hungarian word that translates to "ignite," "catch fire," or "flare up" in English. It describes the process of something starting to burn or becoming suddenly intense. The term can be used in both literal and figurative contexts.

Literally, felgyullad refers to the act of combustion. For example, a piece of wood might felgyullad when exposed to a flame, or a chemical reaction could cause a substance to felgyullad. This implies a transition from a state of not burning to a state of actively burning, typically involving the release of heat and light.

Figuratively, felgyullad can describe a sudden increase in emotion or activity. Someone's anger might felgyullad, meaning it erupts quickly and intensely. Similarly, a conflict or a situation could felgyullad, indicating a rapid escalation. In this sense, it suggests a spontaneous and often rapid emergence of something, whether it be fire, emotion, or a dynamic event. The word carries a sense of suddenness and often a loss of control once the process begins.