Feléleszti

Feléleszti is a Hungarian verb that translates to "awakens," "revives," or "resuscitates" in English. It is a versatile word used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a literal sense, feléleszti can describe the act of bringing someone or something back to life after a period of unconsciousness or inactivity. For example, one might say a doctor feléleszti a patient who has fainted, or a gardener feléleszti a wilting plant by watering it. This usage often implies a restoration of vital functions or energy.

Figuratively, feléleszti can refer to the act of rekindling emotions, memories, or interest. A song might feléleszti forgotten memories, or a passionate speech could feléleszti the enthusiasm of a crowd. It can also describe the process of revitalizing something that has become stagnant or dormant, such as a business or a community. The concept behind feléleszti in these instances is the return of spirit, vigor, or activity.

The root of the word is "él," meaning "live." The prefix "fel-" often indicates upward movement or intensification, and the suffix "-észti" is a third-person singular present tense verb ending. Therefore, feléleszti literally conveys the idea of "bringing to life again" or "making intensely alive."