Meghszólalt

Meghszólalt is a Hungarian term that translates to "has spoken" or "has been voiced" in English. It is often used in contexts where a previously silent or unheard entity, person, or idea finally expresses itself or makes its presence known. The term carries a sense of revelation or emergence.

It can be applied to a variety of situations. For instance, a politician who has remained silent on a controversial issue might be described as "Meghszólalt" when they finally issue a statement. Similarly, a dormant artistic talent might be said to have "Meghszólalt" when they release new work after a long hiatus. The phrase can also refer to a more metaphorical sense, such as a historical injustice that has finally been acknowledged or a suppressed opinion that has gained traction.

The connotation of "Meghszólalt" can vary depending on the context. It can imply a positive breakthrough, a long-awaited declaration, or even a grudging admission. The act of "speaking" or "being voiced" suggests a shift from passivity to activity, from silence to expression. It is a term that highlights the significance of a voice finally being heard.