Felpörget

Felpörget is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to speed up," "to accelerate," or "to rev up." It is commonly used in contexts involving mechanical objects, such as vehicles or engines, to describe the action of increasing their speed. For example, one might felpörget an engine to prepare for acceleration or to make it run faster. The verb can also be used metaphorically to describe making something happen more quickly or intensely in a non-physical sense. This could include accelerating a process, a project, or even a situation. The nuance of the word suggests a deliberate and often forceful increase in pace. It implies a transition from a slower state to a faster one, usually with a noticeable or significant change in speed. The root of the word, "pörget," relates to spinning or whirling, which further emphasizes the idea of rapid motion. Therefore, "felpörget" carries a sense of energetic advancement.