Fázisai

Fázisai is a Hungarian term that can refer to the phases or stages of a process when used as the possessive plural form of fázis, the noun for phase. The base plural nominative is fázisok, and fázisai means “its phases” or “their phases,” typically used after a subject that owns the phases. In ordinary prose, writers often use the simpler construction a projekt fázisai or a term fázisai to describe the sequence of steps in a project or activity. The form can also appear capitalized in titles or as a proper noun, though in running text it is usually lowercase.

Usage and contexts

The concept of phases appears across many disciplines. In science and engineering, fázis refers to distinct states or steps during a process, experiment, or transformation. For example, a common phrase is a víz fázisai, describing the phases of water: solid, liquid, and gas. In biology, fázisai can denote stages in an life cycle. In project management and software development, fázisai enumerate the planned stages from initiation and planning to execution and closure. In urban planning, fázisai can describe sequential planning steps or development cycles.

Etymology

The Hungarian fázis is a loanword corresponding to the English and French phase, with the plural form fázisok and possessive plural fázisai following Hungarian morphology. The term is widely used in modern Hungarian technical and academic language.

See also

fázis, fázisok, fázisok megnevezése, fázisváltás