Megfordulni

"megfordulni" is a Hungarian verb meaning "to turn around" or "to change one's mind." The term is commonly used in both literal and figurative contexts within the Hungarian language. Literally, it refers to the physical act of rotating or reversing direction, such as when a person or object pivots on an axis or completes a 180-degree turn. For example, one might say *"megfordultam a székben"* ("I turned around in the chair") to describe rotating in a seated position.

In a broader sense, "megfordulni" can also imply a shift in perspective, opinion, or decision. This figurative usage often conveys a reversal of stance or a change in attitude. For instance, someone might say *"megfordultam a véleményem"* ("I changed my mind") to indicate a shift in their opinion on a particular matter. The verb is frequently employed in discussions about personal growth, moral dilemmas, or reconsiderations of previously held beliefs.

The word is formed from the prefix *meg-* (which often indicates completion or reversal) and the verb *fordul* ("to turn"). Its usage aligns with other Hungarian verbs that follow a similar prefix structure, such as *megváltozik* ("to change") or *megért* ("to understand"). The verb is conjugated according to standard Hungarian verb rules, adapting to different tenses, moods, and persons.

"Megfordulni" is widely used in everyday conversation, literature, and media, reflecting its versatility in both concrete and abstract contexts. Its meaning remains consistent across formal and informal speech, though its application may vary depending on the nuance intended by the speaker.