Feljutni

Feljutni is a Hungarian verb that means "to climb up" or "to ascend." It is a compound verb derived from the base verb "jön" (to come) combined with the direction prefix "fel," indicating upward movement. The term is commonly used in everyday language to describe the act of ascending various objects or surfaces, such as stairs, ladders, or hills.

In its grammatical form, "feljutni" is an intransitive verb and conjugates regularly. For example, in present tense: "felérek" (I climb up), "feljutsz" (you climb up), "feljut" (he/she/it climbs up). The verb conjugates according to standard Hungarian rules for -ni verbs, with appropriate personal suffixes.

"Feljutni" can also be used metaphorically, implying progress or achievement, such as "feljutni a csúcsra" (to reach the top) or "feljutni a ranglétra tetejére" (to climb the ladder of success). Its antonym is "lemenni" or "lejönni," meaning "to go down" or "descend."

This verb is commonly encountered in contexts involving physical activity, navigation, or figurative expressions of advancement and success. As a fundamental component of Hungarian vocabulary, "feljutni" plays an essential role in describing upward movements and achievements in various settings.