Megismétldésének

Megismétldésének is a genitive form in Hungarian that denotes “the repetition’s” or “of the repetition.” It is tied to the concept of megismétlés, which means repetition, but the exact form megismétldésének appears primarily in linguistic or analytical discussions when referring to the act of repeating and its related characteristics or effects. In standard usage, the more common nominal form for the concept is megismétlés, whose genitive is megismétlésének.

Etymology and morphology: The verb megismétel means “to repeat.” From this verb, Hungarian can form nominalizations indicating the act of repeating. The standard nominalization is megismétlés, with the possessive/genitive megismétlésének. The form megismétldésének is encountered in some linguistic analyses or discussions where a variant stem is analyzed or where a less common orthographic or historical form is cited, but it is not the prevailing everyday spelling for the concept of repetition.

Usage and scope: Repetition is a common discourse and literary device used to create emphasis, cohesion, and mnemonic retention. In analyses, megismétldésének would be employed to discuss the properties, effects, or context of a repeated element within a text or speech, such as how the repetition’s effect shapes meaning or audience perception. Beyond linguistics, repetition appears in pedagogy, music, and media as a mechanism for reinforcing information or thematic motifs.

See also: megismétlés, megismétlődés, ismétlés, rhetoric, discourse analysis.