legyengül

legyengül is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to weaken," "to grow weaker," or "to diminish" in English. It describes a process of becoming less strong, less potent, or less effective. The term can be applied to a variety of contexts, both abstract and physical.

In a physical sense, legyengül can refer to the weakening of a person or animal's body due to illness, old age, or exhaustion. For example, an elderly person might legyengül over time, or an athlete might legyengül after a strenuous competition. It can also describe the weakening of inanimate objects or structures, such as a bridge that legyengül due to wear and tear or a material that legyengül under stress.

Beyond the physical, legyengül can also describe a decrease in abstract qualities. For instance, the influence of a political party might legyengül if it loses public support. The power of an idea could legyengül as new theories emerge. Similarly, someone's resolve or determination might legyengül when faced with significant obstacles. The verb often implies a gradual decline rather than a sudden collapse, suggesting a process of attrition.