fekélyesedni

Fekélyesedni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to ulcerate" or "to become ulcerous" in English. It describes the process by which a sore or wound develops into an ulcer. An ulcer is typically a break in the skin or mucous membrane that fails to heal properly. This can occur due to various factors, including poor circulation, pressure, infection, or chronic inflammation.

The term fekélyesedni can be used in a medical context to describe the progression of a wound or skin lesion. For example, a bed sore might fekélyesedni if it is not treated or if the underlying cause, such as prolonged pressure, is not addressed. Similarly, a burn wound could fekélyesedni if it becomes infected and the tissue begins to break down.

Beyond the literal medical meaning, fekélyesedni can also be used figuratively in Hungarian to describe a situation or a problem that is worsening significantly and becoming deeply problematic or corrupted. In this metaphorical sense, it suggests a state of decay or degradation that is difficult to reverse. For instance, a political situation could be described as fekélyesedni if corruption and scandals are becoming rampant and damaging the system.