újraszintetizálódnak

"Újraszintetizálódnak" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "re-synthesize themselves" or "resynthesize themselves" in English. It describes a process where something, typically a substance or a complex structure, is reformed or recreated through a synthetic process, often from its constituent parts or through a repetition of its original formation.

The term is frequently used in scientific contexts, particularly in chemistry and biology. In chemistry, it might refer to a molecule that undergoes a reaction to reform itself, perhaps after being broken down or altered. In biology, it can describe the regeneration or rebuilding of cellular components or tissues. The prefix "újra-" signifies "again" or "re-," emphasizing the repetitive or restorative nature of the synthesis.

The concept implies a controlled and deliberate process, rather than a spontaneous or accidental one. It suggests a return to a previous state or the creation of a similar structure through a deliberate act of synthesis. The exact meaning can vary depending on the specific field of application, but the core idea of self-restoration or re-creation through synthesis remains consistent. Understanding the context in which "újraszintetizálódnak" is used is crucial for a precise interpretation of its meaning.