Feléledett

Feléledett is a Hungarian word that translates to "revived," "resurrected," or "reawakened" in English. It is the past tense, third-person singular form of the verb feléledni, which means to come back to life, to revive, or to reawaken.

The word can be used in various contexts. It can refer to the literal revival of something or someone that was previously dead or inactive. For example, it could describe a plant that has reawakened after a period of dormancy or a person who has recovered from a serious illness.

Beyond literal meanings, feléledett can also describe the resurgence of something abstract. This could include the revival of a tradition, a passion, a feeling, or even a movement. For instance, one might say that a forgotten artistic style has been feléledett by a new generation of artists. It can also signify the return of energy or enthusiasm, such as after a period of stagnation or discouragement. The context in which feléledett is used dictates its precise meaning.