Felhorgadó

Felhorgadó is a Hungarian verb that translates to English as "to surge," "to well up," or "to rise up." It often describes the sudden and powerful emergence of emotions, feelings, or physical phenomena. The term can be used metaphorically or literally.

In a metaphorical sense, felhorgadó is frequently employed to describe the onset of strong emotions such as anger, sorrow, or excitement. For instance, one might say that anger felhorgadó in someone's heart, indicating a sudden and intense emotional response. Similarly, it can describe the resurgence of old feelings or memories.

Literally, felhorgadó can refer to the physical rising of substances, like water or dough. It might describe a river felhorgadó its banks during a flood or dough felhorgadó as it rises. The core idea is a swift and upward movement or manifestation. The word carries a sense of spontaneity and a noticeable increase in intensity or volume. It suggests something that was perhaps latent or contained, suddenly becoming apparent and active.