Megnyilvánulásra

Megnyilvánulásra is a Hungarian word form derived from the noun megnyilvánulás, which denotes the act of manifesting, appearing, or revealing something that was hidden or not yet evident. The base megnyilvánulás can refer to physical phenomena, events, or processes that become observable, as well as to more abstract appearances such as the expression of a trait, idea, or policy.

In different contexts the term carries slightly different nuances. In philosophy and theology, megnyilvánulás often refers to revelation or the appearance of a transcendent truth, for example the megnyilvánulás of a divine reality. In medicine and psychology, megnyilvánulás describes observable signs or symptoms of a condition, such as disease megnyilvánulásai. In general discourse, it can mean any outward expression or demonstration of something, including feelings, intentions, or characteristics.

The form megnyilvánulásra is the -ra/-re suffix variant used when the phrase requires a directional or indirect object, similar to “to the manifestation” or “for the manifestation.” It appears in constructions where the action or reference is oriented toward the manifestation itself, or toward an event understood as a manifestation. Usage depends on the governing verb or preposition in the sentence.

Related terms include megnyilvánulás, nyilvánulás, észlelés, és jelenség. The concept is widely employed across disciplines to describe how something becomes visible, perceptible, or interpretable to observers.