Megduzzasztják

Megduzzasztják is a Hungarian term that translates to "they swell up" or "they are swollen" in English. It refers to a state of increased volume or size in something, often due to the absorption of liquid or an inflammatory process. The verb form indicates a plural subject causing or experiencing the swelling.

This term can be used in various contexts. In a biological sense, it might describe how certain tissues or organs swell due to injury, infection, or fluid retention. For example, a sprained ankle might cause the surrounding tissues to megduzzasztják. Similarly, certain plants or fungi might megduzzasztják as they absorb water or nutrients from their environment.

In a more general sense, megduzzasztják can describe the swelling of inanimate objects. Rivers might megduzzasztják after heavy rainfall, or a balloon might megduzzasztják as it is inflated. The term emphasizes the process of becoming larger and more voluminous. The specific cause of the swelling is usually understood from the surrounding context of the sentence or discussion.