Hullámzott

Hullámzott is a Hungarian verb form meaning undulated or waved. It is the past tense of hullámzik, a verb that describes wave-like motion or appearance. The noun hullám means “wave,” and the verb derives from that root. Hullámzott is used to describe things that have exhibited a wave-like motion or pattern in the past, typically in descriptive or narrative contexts.

Usage and scope

The term can describe natural phenomena such as the sea, wind-blown flags, grass, or fields that show a ripple-like movement. It can also be applied to surfaces or textures that appear to ripple, such as fabric or light on water. Metaphorically, hullámzott may describe patterns or movements that resemble waves, including rhythmic crowd movement or alternating light and shadow.

Examples

- A tenger hullámzott a vihar után. (The sea undulated after the storm.)

- A zászló a szélben hullámzott. (The flag waved in the wind.)

- A rét hullámzott a szélben. (The meadow undulated in the wind.)

Relation to related terms

Hullámzott is one of the finite forms of hullámzik; related nouns include hullám (wave) and hullámzás (wave motion). The term is typically used in descriptive prose, reporting, and literary descriptions of motion or texture with a wave-like character.

See also

Hullám, hullámzás, hullámzó.