Megindítása

Megindítása is a Hungarian noun meaning the act or process of initiating, starting, or putting something in motion. It derives from the verb megindítani (to start, to set in motion) with the nominalizing suffix -ítás and the prefix meg- which often marks completion or intensification in Hungarian semantics. The term is used across a range of domains to denote beginning or triggering of an activity that has not yet occurred or to accelerate a developing sequence.

In legal and administrative contexts, megindítása commonly refers to the initiation of a procedure, such as the megindítása of a lawsuit (per megindítása) or the start of an administrative process (az eljárás megindítása). In economics, project management, and public administration, it can denote launching a program, project, or policy initiative.

In medicine, megindítása is used in obstetrics to describe labor induction, i.e., medically initiating labor. In military or strategic contexts, the term can describe the launching or initiation of an operation or campaign.

Differences from related terms: elindítás typically refers to starting or launching in a general sense; megindítás often emphasizes setting in motion an ongoing process or triggering through deliberate action, sometimes with formal or legal connotations; megkezdés corresponds to the act of beginning in a broader, less formal sense.

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