eltörpült

eltörpült is a Hungarian word that translates to withered, shriveled, or stunted. It is often used to describe plants that have not grown properly due to lack of water, nutrients, or sunlight. It can also be used figuratively to describe a person who is physically underdeveloped or a project that has failed to reach its full potential.

The word comes from the Hungarian verb "eltörpülni," which means to wither or shrivel. The suffix "-t" indicates the past tense, so "eltörpült" refers to something that has already happened.

In a botanical context, "eltörpült" would describe a plant that is significantly smaller than it should be, with leaves that are dry and curled. In a figurative sense, it could describe a child who is much smaller than their peers, or an idea that was never fully developed and therefore never achieved success. The word carries a sense of diminishment and failure to thrive.