fellélegeztem

fellélegeztem is a Hungarian verb, the first-person singular past tense of the verb fellélegezni. It translates to "I breathed a sigh of relief" in English. This phrase typically indicates a moment of release from tension, worry, or anxiety. It suggests that a period of stress or concern has ended, and a feeling of comfort or ease has been achieved. The verb itself is composed of the prefix "fel-" meaning "up" or "away" and "lélegezni" meaning "to breathe." Therefore, "fellélegezni" literally implies breathing upwards or breathing away troubles. The past tense conjugation "fellélegeztem" specifically denotes the act of having experienced this relief in the past. This expression is commonly used in everyday conversation to describe personal feelings after overcoming a difficult situation or receiving good news. It encapsulates a shared human experience of easing burdens and finding peace after a period of distress.