Felgöngyölített

Felgöngyölített is a Hungarian verb that translates to "rolled up" or "coiled up" in English. It describes the action of taking something flexible, such as fabric, paper, or a rope, and winding it around itself or an object to create a compact form. The verb often implies a deliberate and neat arrangement, rather than a haphazard mess.

For example, one might felgöngyölített a blanket before storing it, or felgöngyölített a scroll to keep it secure. The term can also be used metaphorically to describe the act of mentally or emotionally withdrawing or becoming introverted, though this usage is less common. The past participle of the verb, felgöngyölített, means "rolled up" or "coiled up" and can function as an adjective. The word's etymology traces back to the Hungarian words "fel" (up) and "göngyölít" (to roll up, to coil).