Fellángolsz

Fellángolsz is a Hungarian verb that translates to "you ignite," "you catch fire," or "you flare up" in English. It is the second-person singular, present tense, indicative mood form of the verb fellángolni. This verb describes the action of something starting to burn or becoming intensely bright and energetic.

The word fellángolsz can be used in both literal and figurative senses. Literally, it refers to a physical substance like wood or a flame suddenly bursting into existence or becoming more intense. For example, one might say "A szikra fellángolsz a száraz avarban" which translates to "The spark ignites in the dry leaves."

Figuratively, fellángolsz can describe a sudden surge of emotion, passion, or anger. It can also denote the beginning of a strong interest or enthusiasm. For instance, "A zene hallatán benned fellángolsz a vágy az alkotásra" means "Hearing the music, the desire to create ignites within you." This usage implies a rapid and powerful awakening of a feeling or inclination. The verb's root, "láng," meaning "flame," directly contributes to this sense of sudden intensity and brilliance.