Melegedni

Melegedni is a Hungarian intransitive verb meaning 'to become warmer' or 'to warm up (one's self)'. It describes a process rather than an action performed on an external object. The sense covers gradual temperature increases in weather, environments, or in a person or animal warming up after cold exposure.

In everyday usage, melegedni can refer to natural warming (the air or a room growing warmer) as well as bodily warming by activity or heat sources, such as warming up by the fire or after exercise. The verb is typically used with intransitive constructions; the related transitive verb melegíteni means 'to heat (something)'.

For formation, melegedni is built from the word meleg (warm) plus the -edni suffix that marks a verb meaning 'to become ...'. The noun melegedés denotes the process of warming. The compound felmelegedni means 'to warm up (more)'.

Related terms include felmelegedés (warming up), melegedés (the act of warming), and melegíteni (to heat). In dictionaries melegedni is listed as intransitive and used to describe warming phenomena rather than intentional heating of a specific object.