Bezáró

Bezáró is a Hungarian term derived from the verb bezárni, meaning “to close.” It functions as either an adjective meaning “closing” or as a noun referring to a thing that closes. In standard Hungarian, bezáró is relatively rare as a standalone noun; the more common word for a closing element is záró. Bezáró is more often encountered in technical, descriptive, or glossarial contexts where the emphasis is on the act or function of closing rather than on a position or label.

The form is built with the prefix be- and the root zár, plus the nominalising suffix -ó. This construction is parallel to other -ó compounds such as nyitó (opening) and záró (closing), though nyitó and záró are much more widely used in everyday language.

Common usages include bezáró mechanizmus, meaning a mechanism that closes, and bezáró elem, meaning a closing element within a system. In documentation or specifications, bezáró may appear to describe parts whose purpose is to seal, shut off, or finish a process.

In practice, bezáró is often interchangeable in meaning with záró when the context makes clear that the reference is to a closing action or device, but it is less common as a general label. Related terms include bezárás (closure) and záró, as well as nyitó (opening).