keltésének

Keltésének is a Hungarian verb meaning "to awaken" or "to rouse." It is the causative form of the verb "kel," which means "to rise." The suffix "-és" is a verbal suffix, and the "-ének" indicates the third-person plural present tense. Therefore, "keltésének" literally translates to "their awakening" or "their rousing."

This verb can be used in various contexts. It can refer to the literal act of waking someone up from sleep, such as "A madárkák keltésének hangja" (The sound of the birds awakening them). It can also be used figuratively to describe inspiring or motivating someone, as in "A vezető szavai a nép keltésének erejével bírtak" (The leader's words had the power to rouse the people).

The concept of awakening or rousing is significant in many cultures and philosophical traditions, often symbolizing a transition from ignorance to knowledge, from passivity to action, or from a mundane state to a more spiritual awareness. In Hungarian literature and folklore, themes of awakening are common, reflecting a desire for national or personal liberation and enlightenment. The verb "keltésének" encapsulates this multifaceted idea of bringing something or someone to a state of heightened awareness or activity.