Hajtóervel

Hajtóervel is a term used in Hungarian to describe a driving force or impetus. It refers to something that pushes or propels an object or a system forward. This can be understood in both literal and figurative contexts. In a physical sense, a hajtóervel could be the force that makes a vehicle move, such as the engine's power or the wind's push on a sail. It is the source of motion or energy that overcomes inertia or resistance.

Figuratively, hajtóervel can represent a motivation, a reason, or an underlying cause that drives an action or a process. For example, ambition can be a hajtóervel for someone striving for success. In a societal or economic context, a hajtóervel might be a new technology, a changing policy, or a consumer demand that stimulates growth or innovation. It is the essential element that initiates and sustains change or development. The concept emphasizes the active and originating nature of what causes something to happen. Understanding the hajtóervel of a situation is often key to comprehending its dynamics and predicting its future course. It is fundamentally about the "what makes it go."