Fellángolásainak

Fellángolásainak is a Hungarian word that translates to "its flare-ups" or "its bursts" in English. It refers to the sudden and often intense resurgence of a feeling, emotion, or condition that had previously subsided or been dormant. The word is derived from "fellángol," meaning "to flare up" or "to burst into flame."

This term can be applied in various contexts. In a medical context, it might describe the exacerbation of a chronic illness, such as a flare-up of arthritis or a period of increased symptoms for a mental health condition. In a more general sense, "fellángolásainak" could refer to the resurgence of strong emotions like anger, passion, or nostalgia. For example, one might speak of "a régi emlékek fellángolásainak" (its flare-ups of old memories), indicating a sudden rush of recollections.

The word implies a transient yet potent manifestation, suggesting that the underlying cause or state is still present, capable of reasserting itself with renewed vigor. The intensity and duration of these flare-ups can vary greatly depending on the specific context. Understanding "fellángolásainak" requires recognizing the cyclical nature of certain conditions or emotional states.