Fellángolása

Fellángolása is a Hungarian term that translates to "ignition" or "blazing up" in English. It refers to the sudden and intense start of a fire or a strong emotional reaction. In a literal sense, it describes the moment when a combustible material catches fire and begins to burn fiercely. This can occur due to a spark, flame, or heat source. The process often involves a rapid increase in temperature and the release of light and heat.

Beyond its physical application, fellángolása is also used metaphorically to describe the sudden and intense emergence of emotions such as anger, passion, or enthusiasm. For instance, a person's anger might be described as a fellángolása, indicating a swift and powerful outburst. Similarly, a new idea or a creative spark can be referred to as a fellángolása, signifying its rapid and energetic beginning. The term captures the essence of something beginning suddenly and with great force, whether it be a physical phenomenon or an internal state. It implies a transition from a dormant or subdued state to one of active and vigorous manifestation.