Felmelegedett

Felmelegedett is a Hungarian verb form derived from felmelegedni, meaning to warm up or to get warm. In everyday use it describes a change in which something becomes warmer, typically expressed in the past tense. The term can function as a simple past tense verb or, when used as a participial adjective, to describe something that has already warmed up.

Etymology and grammar: The word combines the prefix fel-, indicating upward movement or completion, with meleged from melegedni (to warm). Felmelegedett is the third-person singular past tense form of felmelegedni and may also be used as a past participle to describe a warmed state, functioning as an adjective in front of a noun or in predicative position.

Usage: Felmelegedett is common in descriptions of weather, liquids, rooms, and other objects that have become warmer. It can refer to natural warming (for example, daytime temperature rising) or warming caused by a heat source. In meteorological writing or reporting, it is used to convey that temperatures or warmth have occurred. In narrative prose, it often marks a completed warming event.

Examples: A levegő felmelegedett a délelőtti napsütés hatására. A víz felmelegedett a napon. A szoba felmelegedett, mióta bekapcsolták a fűtést. A leves felmelegedett az ebéd közben.

See also: felmelegedés, melegedés, felmelegedni.