enyhült

Enyhült is the past tense, third-person singular form of the Hungarian verb enyhül, which means to ease, abate, or subside. It is used to describe a situation in which the intensity or severity of something has decreased, such as pain, fever, tension, wind, or weather conditions.

Usage examples include: “A láz enyhült a kezelés hatására” (The fever has abated due to the treatment), “A vihar enyhült” (The storm has subsided), and “A hangzavar enyhült a megbeszéléseken” (The noise level eased during the negotiations). The corresponding plural form is enyhültek, as in “A tünetek enyhültek” (The symptoms abated).

Grammatical notes: Enyhült is a finite verb form used predicatively. Related noun forms include enyhülés (abatement or relaxation) for general easing, and enyhítés or enyhítő, which come from a related verb meaning to alleviate or mitigate and are used in contexts such as policy, medicine, or law. Enyhülés is commonly used with natural or observable changes, while enyhítés more often appears in contexts of relief or mitigation provided by actions or decisions.

Etymology: Enyhült derives from the verb enyhülni (to ease or abate). The noun enyhülés (abatement) reflects the same core concept of reduction in intensity, whereas enyhítés and enyhítő belong to a closely related verb family dealing with relief or mitigation.