Megnyilvánulás

Megnyilvánulás is a Hungarian noun meaning the act or result of manifesting, or something that becomes evident or apparent. It denotes a form in which an attribute, condition, or phenomenon becomes observable or demonstrable. The term is used for both processes (the act of showing) and concrete instances (the visible signs that reveal something).

Etymology and usage: Megnyilvánulás is derived from the verb megnyilvánulni, composed of meg- (a prefix indicating realization or completion) and nyilván (evident, public). In general use, megnyilvánulás can refer to how a trait or state is expressed or perceived, such as observable symptoms, features of a phenomenon, or linguistic and artistic expressions. The sense can range from everyday observations to more technical descriptions.

Contexts: In medicine, megnyilvánulás often denotes clinical manifestations—symptoms or signs through which a disease becomes apparent. In philosophy and science, it describes the manifestation of a property or of an underlying reality in appearances or phenomena. In theology or religious discourse, it can refer to the manifestation of a divine presence or sacred truth. The term is also used more broadly to describe forms of expression in language, art, or social life, where an idea or emotion is made visible or audible.

See also: manifestation, appearance, symptom, expression.