érélni

érélni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to ripen" or "to mature" in English. It is commonly used to describe the process of fruits and vegetables becoming ready to eat, undergoing changes in color, texture, and sweetness. For example, one might say a tomato is érett when it has turned red and is soft.

Beyond its literal application to food, érélni can also refer to the process of a person maturing or developing emotionally, intellectually, or physically. It implies a gradual progression towards a more developed or experienced state. A young person might be described as érik, indicating they are growing up and gaining understanding. In a more abstract sense, it can also apply to the development of ideas, plans, or even wine, signifying that they are reaching a point of readiness or perfection. The concept of érélni encompasses a natural and often slow development towards a final, optimal state.