Járású

Járású is a Hungarian adjective formed from the noun járás, which can refer to movement, gait, or operation. The suffix -ú attaches to indicate that something has a certain property. Thus, járású literally means “having a gait” or “having a mode of operation,” and it is used to describe phenomena that display a characteristic form of movement or functioning. The term is technical and not common in everyday speech.

In veterinary contexts, járású often refers to animals with a specific gait type. For example, egy járású ló denotes a gaited horse, distinguished by its natural, regular way of walking or running. In other uses, it may describe mechanisms that move in a prescribed way.

In mechanical or engineering language, járású can denote equipment that is in operation or designed to execute a particular motion. Phrases such as járású motor or járású készülék appear mainly in manuals, specifications, or technical descriptions, though more common terms (üzemelő, működő) may be preferred depending on the context.

Overall, the word remains specialized and context-dependent, and its precise meaning should be inferred from the domain and the accompanying noun.