Fellélegeztette

Fellélegeztette is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to make someone feel better" or "to comfort someone" in English. It is a reflexive verb, meaning it is used with a reflexive pronoun (magam, magad, magát, magunkat, magatokat, magukat) to indicate that the action is directed back at the subject. The verb is formed by combining the prefix "fel-" with the base verb "élegez" (to feel, to experience). The reflexive form of the verb is "fellélegeztet" (third person singular), "fellélegeztem" (first person singular past tense), and so on. The verb is commonly used in everyday conversation to express the action of making someone feel better or more comfortable. For example, "A barátom fellélegeztette, amikor elmondtam neki a problémáimat" (My friend made me feel better when I told him about my problems). The verb can also be used in a medical context to describe the action of making a patient feel more comfortable during a medical procedure.