felelevenedés

Felelevenedés is a Hungarian term that translates to "revival," "resurrection," or "rekindling" in English. It broadly refers to the act or process of bringing something back to life, consciousness, or prominence. This can encompass a wide range of applications, from personal emotional states to cultural or historical phenomena.

In a personal context, felelevenedés can describe the feeling of a memory resurfacing with vividness or an emotion that was dormant returning strongly. It can also refer to a person regaining their health or spirit after a period of illness or despondency.

On a larger scale, the term can be applied to the revival of traditions, languages, or artistic movements that have faded over time. It signifies a resurgence of interest and activity, breathing new life into something that was previously in decline. Historically, felelevenedés might describe the renewed interest in ancient texts or philosophies during a renaissance period. It suggests a deliberate effort to restore or re-establish something that has been lost or diminished. The core idea is a return to a more active or vibrant state.