kkeményít

"kkeményít" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to harden" or "to stiffen" in English. It describes the process by which a substance or material becomes less flexible, more rigid, or solid. This can occur through various physical or chemical changes.

In a physical sense, kkeményít can refer to the cooling and solidifying of liquids, such as molten metal or wax. It can also describe the drying and hardening of materials like clay or paint. The term is often used in contexts involving construction or crafts where materials need to achieve a certain level of structural integrity.

Chemically, kkeményít can describe processes like polymerization, where smaller molecules combine to form larger, more rigid structures. It is also used when referring to the setting of concrete or the curing of resins. The verb implies a transformation from a softer, more pliable state to one of greater resistance to deformation.

The opposite of kkeményít is typically "lágyít" (to soften) or "olvaszt" (to melt). The context in which "kkeményít" is used will determine the specific nuance of hardening or stiffening being described.