regenerálsz

Regenerálsz is the second-person singular present tense form of the Hungarian verb regenerálni, meaning you regenerate or you are regenerating. The verb is a loanword derived from Latin regenerare. It is used in biological, medical, technological, and figurative contexts to describe restoring a system, tissue, or function to its original state or renewing energy and vitality.

In biology and medicine, regenerálni describes growth and repair processes, such as cellular or tissue recovery. Examples include sentences like "Az élő szövetek regenerálódnak" (The living tissues regenerate) or "A sérülés gyorsabban regenerálódik, ha megfelelően gondoskodunk róla." In everyday language, regenerálás can refer to recovering strength or energy, for instance "Edzés után regenerálsz," meaning you recover after a workout. In technology or materials science, the term can describe restoring properties or functionality after damage or fatigue.

Related forms and synonyms include regenerálás (the act of regenerating), regeneráció (regeneration), és regeneráló or regeneráló (adjective forms, meaning regenerating or regenerative). The reflexive form regenerálódik/regenerálódnak refers to self-regeneration, as in organisms or systems that regenerate themselves. Distinctions with related terms often depend on whether the subject is actively regenerating something else (regenerál), recovering itself (regenerálódik), or describing the process (regenerálás/regeneráció).

Usage notes: regenerálsz is common in scientific and medical writing as well as in broader discourse when discussing renewal, recovery, or renewal processes. In casual speech, it may appear metaphorically to describe personal restoration or energy rebound after exertion or stress.