felmelegíti

Felmelegíti is a Hungarian verb. It translates to "warms up" or "heats up" in English. The verb is derived from the root "meleg," meaning "warm" or "hot." The prefix "fel-" indicates an upward movement or an increase in intensity. Therefore, "felmelegíti" specifically implies causing something to become warmer or hotter.

This verb can be used in various contexts. For instance, one might say "A nap felmelegíti a földet" which means "The sun warms up the earth." It can also refer to heating food, such as "Az ételt felmelegíti a mikrohullámú sütő" meaning "The microwave heats up the food." In a more figurative sense, it can describe something that warms someone's heart or spirit, like "Az emlékek felmelegítik a szívét" meaning "Memories warm his heart." The grammatical form "felmelegíti" is the third-person singular present indicative, indicating that a singular subject performs the action of warming up an object.