Megvárását

Megvárását is a Hungarian word that translates to "waiting for" or "the act of waiting." It is a verb in its infinitive form, derived from the verb "megvár," which means "to wait for someone or something." The suffix "-s" indicates a noun form or an action, so "megvárását" specifically refers to the process or the state of being in the act of waiting.

This term is commonly used in everyday Hungarian conversation. For example, one might say "A megvárását türelmetlenül várom" which translates to "I am impatiently waiting for his arrival." It can also be used in more abstract contexts, such as "A megvárását a sikeres befejezésnek elengedhetetlen" meaning "The waiting for a successful conclusion is essential." The word's meaning is directly tied to the concept of delaying an action until a particular event or person is ready or present. It implies a period of anticipation and often patience, although the degree of patience can vary. The context in which "megvárását" is used will determine the precise nuance of the waiting period, whether it is short or long, voluntary or involuntary.