Kilengésbe

Kilengésbe is the illative form of the Hungarian noun kilengés, which means tilt, cant, or leaning. Kilengésbe literally translates to "into a tilt" and is used to denote a change of state or motion into tilting.

The term appears primarily in technical and descriptive language, such as civil engineering, architecture, marine engineering, and geology, to describe a structure or object that has assumed or entered a cant due to loads, misalignment, or external forces. It is less common in everyday speech and is typically found in texts that discuss stability, balance, or deformation.

Grammatically, kilengésbe is the illative form (into a state) of kilengés. Other related forms include kilengésben (in a tilt) and kilengésből (from a tilt). The use of kilengésbe requires a verb that expresses becoming, entering, or transitioning into the tilted state, such as került (ended up), kezdett (began), or alakult (developed into).

Etymology-wise, kilengésbe is formed from the root kilengés (tilt) plus the illative suffix -be, reflecting a movement into the condition described by kilengés. The construction is typical of Hungarian where abstract or positional nouns can take illative forms to express entering a particular state.

In summary, kilengésbe is a specialized Hungarian grammatical form used to indicate entering a state of tilting, most often encountered in technical descriptions of physical systems and structures. See also kilengés, the base noun, and general Hungarian illative usage.