kiélezdnek

Kiélezdnek is a Hungarian verb. It is the third-person plural of the verb "kiélez", meaning to sharpen, to hone, or to bring to a point. In a figurative sense, "kiélezdnek" can also mean to intensify or to exacerbate a situation. The word derives from the Hungarian root "él", meaning edge or point.

The verb is typically used in contexts related to tools and weapons, such as sharpening a knife or a sword. For example, "A kovács kiélezdnek a kardot" translates to "The blacksmith sharpens the sword." In a broader sense, it can refer to the process of making something more effective or precise.

Figuratively, "kiélezdnek" can describe the escalation of a conflict or a disagreement. For instance, "A vitájuk kiélezdnek" means "Their argument is intensifying." This usage highlights the sharpening or bringing to a critical point of a tense situation. The specific nuance depends on the surrounding context.