Megragadását

Megragadását is a Hungarian noun form derived from the verb megragadni, meaning to grab or seize. The base noun is megragadás, which denotes the act of grabbing or seizing. The form megragadását is a definite, accusative-like variant used when the act is the object of a sentence or clause, often with a preceding possessive or demonstrative (for example az ő megragadását, a megragadását).

Semantics and usage include both physical and figurative senses. In a physical sense, megragadás refers to taking hold of an object with the hand. In a figurative sense, it can mean seizing control, opportunity, or power. The phrase megragadását appears in formal or written Hungarian, including legal, criminological, and political discourse, where the act is discussed as a discrete event or object of analysis.

Morphology and synonyms: megragadás is the primary noun for the act of grabbing; megragadását is the definite-object form used to mark the act as a direct object in a sentence. Related expressions may use other nominalizations of the same verb, such as megragadás, megragadni (verb), or thematic phrases describing acts of seizure.

See also: megragadás, megragadni, grabbing in legal or political contexts (seizure of property, power, or opportunities).

Note: As with many Hungarian nominalizations, the precise nuance of megragadását depends on context, including the enclosing sentence structure and any accompanying possessives or demonstratives.