ütési

ítási is a Hungarian word that primarily translates to "writing" or "inscription." It can refer to the act of writing itself, the process of putting thoughts or information into written form. It can also denote the result of this act, such as a written document, a text, or a marking. The etymology of the word is rooted in the verb "írni," meaning "to write."

In a broader sense, "ítási" can also encompass the concept of calligraphy, the art of beautiful handwriting, or even the act of engraving or carving. The context in which the word is used will determine its precise meaning. For example, "írási nehézség" translates to "difficulty in writing," referring to a specific learning or physical challenge. Conversely, "valami írási jegyzetei" might mean "written notes on something," indicating recorded observations.

The word is fundamental to understanding Hungarian literacy and communication. It appears in numerous compound words and phrases related to various forms of written expression, from official documents and artistic creations to everyday communication. The concept of "ítási" is therefore central to the cultural and practical aspects of the Hungarian language.