Némulni

Némulni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to become silent," "to fall silent," or "to be silenced." It describes the transition from making sound to a state of quietness. This can occur voluntarily, as when someone chooses to stop speaking, or involuntarily, due to surprise, shock, fear, or an external force. The verb often implies a sudden or complete cessation of noise.

The word némulni can be used in various contexts. For instance, a crowd might némulni in awe of a performance. An individual might némulni when confronted with unexpected news. It can also describe the silencing of a natural sound, such as the wind némulni after a storm. The root of the word, "ném," relates to silence or muteness. Understanding némulni involves recognizing the shift from auditory output to its absence, whether by choice or circumstance.