Melegít

Melegít is a Hungarian verb meaning to heat or warm something, especially by applying heat to raise its temperature. It is formed from the adjective meleg (warm) with the causative suffix -ít, which creates verbs that express causing something to become warm. As a transitive verb, melegít requires a direct object and is commonly used in cooking or heating liquids, foods, or spaces.

In present tense, melegít is the third person singular form, used with a subject such as ő melegít (he heats). The full present tense paradigm follows regular Hungarian conjugation: én melegítek (I heat), te melegítesz (you heat), ő melegít (he heats), mi melegítünk (we heat), ti melegítetek (you heat), ők melegítenek (they heat). The simple form melegít can be used when the subject is clear, as in "Ő melegít ételt." For emphasis on the result, the separable prefix form melegíti fel is common, as in "A séf melegíti fel a levest" (The chef heats up the soup).

Melegítés (heating) and felmelegítés (reheating) are related nouns that denote the act or process of heating. The verb is widely used in everyday Hungarian for cooking, operating appliances, or warming clothing or environments when needed.

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