Felállás

Felállás is a Hungarian noun derived from the verb felállni, meaning to stand up. It has several related senses that depend on context, ranging from a physical act to abstract arrangements. The word is formed with the prefix fel- and the noun állás (standing, position, arrangement), and it is used across everyday language as well as in specialized domains.

One primary sense of felállás is the act of rising from a seated or lying position—the moment or process of getting up. In everyday use it can describe people standing up, for example at a ceremony or when someone begins to move after sitting.

A broader sense is an arrangement or lineup of people or things. In this sense felállás refers to how individuals or items are organized, placed in order, or assembled for a specific purpose. This usage is common when talking about the composition of groups, rosters, or the layout of objects.

In sports and performing arts, felállás often denotes the starting lineup or formation. For example, a football team’s felállása describes the players in the starting lineup or the tactical arrangement on the field; similarly, a band’s felállása refers to its lineup of musicians or the arrangement of instrumental sections.

In organizational contexts, felállás can describe the configuration of a committee, a company’s leadership, or any planned structure of personnel. The term is widely understood in Hungarian to mean both the physical act of standing and the more abstract idea of how a group or setup is arranged.

See also: állás, felállítás.