Megformálás

Megformálás is a Hungarian noun that denotes the act or process of giving form to something, i.e., turning an idea, plan, material, or phenomenon into a definite, perceivable form. The prefix meg- often signals completion or realization, while formálás means to shape or form.

In linguistics and language education, megformálás describes the realization of abstract linguistic features as concrete language forms. It concerns how underlying grammar, meaning, and structure are expressed through morphology, syntax, and phonology to produce an actual utterance or text. In writing and communication more broadly, megformálás refers to shaping thoughts or content into clear, coherent, and audience-appropriate form.

In design, architecture, and manufacturing, megformálás denotes the final shaping or fabrication stage that yields the finished object. It encompasses processes by which a concept or plan is transformed into a tangible product, such as shaping, molding, stamping, bending, or assembling components to achieve the intended form.

Relation to related terms: megfogalmazás refers specifically to the wording or phrasing of ideas, while formálás is the general act of shaping. Megformálás often implies a completed, concrete realization of a concept across disciplines.

See also: formálás, megfogalmazás, tervezés, gyártás.