Megfordulását

Megfordulását is a Hungarian noun form referring to the act of turning around or reversing direction. It derives from the verb megfordulni (to turn around, to reverse) with the nominal suffix -ás, and its form megfordulását represents the accusative singular, i.e., the object of a verb or the target of a statement.

In usage, megfordulás can describe both physical movements and broader changes in orientation. As a direct object, megfordulását is common in sentences about turning a vehicle, a person, or an object. For example: A jármű megfordulását a térfigyelő kamerák rögzítették. This means that the turning around of the vehicle was recorded by surveillance cameras. The expression can also appear in contexts such as navigation, sports, or machinery, where a rapid or deliberate reversal is involved.

Figuratively, megfordulását may refer to a reversal in conditions, opinions, or circumstances. For instance, a political or economic megfordulás would indicate a fundamental change in direction or trend. In such uses, the word emphasizes a shift from one state to an opposite or markedly different one, rather than a simple step or gradual change.

Related terms include megfordulni (to turn around), megfordulás (the act of turning around or reversal), and fordulás (turn, rotation). The concept is widely understood in everyday language as well as in technical or descriptive prose, where precise reference to turning, reversal, or change of direction is required.