regenerálódnak

Regenerálódnak is a Hungarian verbform meaning they regenerate or undergo regeneration. It is the present tense, third-person plural of regenerálódni, a verb that describes a process of renewal or recovery in which a subject returns to a previous, functional state. The term can be used for biological, ecological, medical, and even social or economic contexts, whenever something regains structure, function, or vitality after damage or stress.

Etymology and usage notes: regenerálódni comes from the Latin regenerare through the Hungarian regenera, regenerative concepts such as regeneráció (regeneration) and regenerálás (the act of regenerating). The suffix -ódik marks an intransitive, ongoing process; thus regenerálódnak emphasizes that the subjects themselves experience regeneration. The related adjective regeneratív and the noun regeneráció are commonly used in technical and scientific language.

Contexts and examples: In biology and medicine, the expression describes tissues or cells healing and renewing after injury, for example, "Az élő szövetek regenerálódnak." In ecology, ecosystems may regenerate after disturbance, such as fire or drought, e.g., "Az erdő regenerálódik." In economics or social spheres, systems can recover from recessions or crises, as in "A gazdaság regenerálódik." The concept is often contrasted with stagnation or deterioration and is linked to terms like megújulás (renewal) and helyreállítás (recovery).