Dinamikus

Dinamikus is a Hungarian adjective meaning dynamic, relating to motion, change, energy, or activity. In everyday language it describes things that are not static but evolving or adaptable, for example a dinamikus piac (dynamic market) or a dinamikus csapat (dynamic team).

In science and engineering the term is used to translate dynamics and to describe systems that evolve over time. In physics and engineering, dinamikus refers to motion and forces, as in dinamikus törvények (laws of motion). In mathematics and computer science, a dinamikus rendszer (dynamical system) evolves according to fixed rules, and dinamikus programozás (dynamic programming) is a method for solving optimization problems by breaking them into simpler subproblems.

Etymology and related terms: the word derives from the Greek dynamikos, meaning powerful, through Latin dynamicus, with the Hungarian forms dinamikus, dinamika (dynamics) and related compounds sharing the same root. The term appears across disciplines to emphasize change, motion, or the capacity to adapt. Antonyms include statikus (static) and állandó (constant), while related concepts include dinamika, dinamikus rendszerek, and dinamikus folyamatok, all emphasizing time-dependent behavior or flux.

See also: dinamika, dinamikus rendszerek, dinamikus programozás, statikus.