felforralják

"Felforralják" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "they boil it" or "they are boiling it" in English. It is the third-person plural, present tense, definite conjugation of the verb "felforral," which means "to boil something." The definite conjugation is used when the object of the verb is specific and known.

The verb "felforral" itself is derived from "forral," meaning "to boil," with the prefix "fel-" indicating an upward motion or completion. Thus, "felforral" suggests bringing something to a complete boil. When conjugated as "felforralják," it implies that a group of people or entities are actively engaged in the process of boiling a particular item.

Examples of its usage might include discussing cooking, where "A szakácsok felforralják a vizet a tésztához" means "The chefs are boiling the water for the pasta." It can also be used in scientific contexts, such as describing an experiment where "A kutatók felforralják a mintát" translating to "The researchers are boiling the sample." The specific context will determine the precise meaning and nuance of "felforralják." The concept of boiling, and by extension "felforralják," is fundamental in many culinary and scientific processes, signifying a transition to a higher temperature state.