Megfordítása

Megfordítása is a Hungarian noun describing the act of reversing, turning something to its opposite or back to its original state. The term is formed from the prefix meg-, which can indicate completion or thoroughness, and fordítás, a word with meanings related to turning, translation, or transformation. Because of its broad sense, megfordítása is a general, polysemous term used in several fields to denote a reversal or inversion of order, direction, or function.

In everyday language, megfordítása refers to turning something around or changing the order of things. This can involve physically rotating an object, flipping the sequence of items, or reversing a plan or decision. For example, one might speak of megfordítani egy listát or megfordítani a sorrendet.

In mathematics and computer science, megfordítása commonly denotes a reversal operation. This includes reversing a sequence or array (megj қили megfordítani egy tömböt) or finding an inverse operation or inverse function in appropriate contexts. In text processing and linguistics, it can refer to reversing the order of elements in a string or the order of words in a sentence (szósorrend megfordítása, karakterlánc megfordítása).

Because megfordítása is used across disciplines, the precise meaning is context-dependent. In formal writing, it is often translated as reversal, inversion, or reverse operation, depending on whether the emphasis is on order, direction, or functional inverse.