Felrobbant

Felrobbant is a Hungarian word that translates to "exploded" or "blew up" in English. It is a verb in the past tense, referring to an event where something suddenly and violently burst outwards. The term can be used in both literal and figurative contexts.

Literally, felrobbant can describe the detonation of explosives, the malfunction of a device, or any instance of rapid combustion or expansion causing destruction. For example, one might say "A bomb felrobbant" (A bomb exploded) or "A tire felrobbant" (A tire blew up).

Figuratively, felrobbant can be used to describe situations where something erupts or becomes highly intense very quickly. This could include emotions, such as anger or excitement, leading to an outburst. For instance, "He felrobbant in anger" implies a sudden and forceful expression of rage. It can also refer to a rapid increase in popularity or success, as in "The song felrobbant on the charts." The word conveys a sense of suddenness, force, and often a dramatic change in state.