Lendületmegrzés

Lendületmegrzés is not a widely recognized term in standard Hungarian scientific vocabulary. It appears to be a neologism or a nonstandard expression that combines lendület (momentum) with a verb form suggesting catching, acquiring, or seizing. Because it lacks an established definition in authoritative sources, its precise meaning can vary depending on the author or context.

If interpreted from the components alone, lendületmegrzés could be taken to mean the acquisition or increase of momentum by a body, typically as a result of an external impulse. In physics, the formally defined concept related to this idea is impulse, J, which equals the integral of force over time (J = ∫ F dt) and equals the change in momentum (Δp = J). The momentum p = m v is a fundamental quantity in mechanics, and many problems focus on momentum transfer, collisions, or changes in velocity due to forces.

In a nontechnical or metaphorical sense, the phrase might be used to describe something gaining momentum—an idea, a movement, or a project—without implying a specific mechanical calculation.

Usage notes: absent standard usage, readers should seek a precise definition from the author or text where the term appears. For clear communication in physics, it is preferable to use established terms such as impulse, momentum, momentum transfer, or lendületátadás.

See also: lendület, lendületmegőrzés, impulzus, lendületátadás.