Kelése

Kelése is a Hungarian noun that denotes the act or process of rising, emergence, or germination. It is derived from the verb kelni, meaning to rise, appear, or come into being. The form kelése is used to refer to the occurrence or emergence of something, conveying the sense that something comes into existence or becomes noticeable.

In botanical contexts, kelése commonly describes seed germination or the sprouting of plants, as in the phrase a magok kelése, meaning seed germination. In meteorology or geology, it can indicate the emergence of phenomena or events, for example a köd kelése, referring to the formation or clearing of fog. In a more figurative sense, kelése can describe the emergence of ideas, movements, or cultural trends, such as egy új irányzat kelése a század végén, the emergence of a new trend at the end of the century.

Etymology and related terms: kelése is formed from the verb kelni and the nominalizing suffix -ése, mirroring other Hungarian words such as kelés (the act of rising or germination). The related verb kel is used in a range of expressions to indicate appearance, arrival, or coming into being.

See also: kelés, kelni, germination. Note: usage varies by register; in dictionaries the exact senses may be listed as germination, emergence, or advent, depending on context.