Megfrészeli

Megfrészeli is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to fray" or "to wear out" in English. It specifically refers to the process by which something, typically fabric or rope, becomes damaged and unravels at the edges due to friction or repeated use. This can happen through actions like rubbing against a rough surface or being handled excessively. The verb implies a gradual deterioration rather than sudden breakage.

The term is often used to describe the wear and tear on clothing, such as the cuffs of a shirt or the hem of a skirt, which may become frayed over time. Similarly, ropes, belts, and other fibrous materials can megfrészeli if they are subjected to constant stress or abrasion. The visual characteristic of something that has megfrészeli is the appearance of loose threads or fibers sticking out from the main body of the material. It signifies a loss of structural integrity at the affected point.