Gördítését

Gördítését is a Hungarian verb meaning "its rolling" or "the act of rolling it." It is derived from the verb "gördíteni" which means "to roll." The suffix "-sét" is a possessive suffix, indicating "its" or belonging to "it." Therefore, "gördítését" specifically refers to the rolling of something. This could be a physical object, like a ball or a vehicle, or it could be used metaphorically.

The verb "gördíteni" itself is a causative form of "gurulni," which means "to roll" (intransitive). So, "gördíteni" implies that someone or something is causing something else to roll. Consequently, "gördítését" is the accusative case of the noun form of this action, meaning "its rolling" as the direct object of another verb. For instance, one might say "Észrevettem a hordó gördítését" which translates to "I noticed the rolling of the barrel."

The term is often encountered in contexts describing movement, mechanics, or physical processes. Understanding the root verb and the possessive suffix is key to deciphering its meaning in various Hungarian sentences. It's a descriptive term focusing on the action of making something roll.