Megvásárlás

Megvásárlás is a Hungarian noun meaning the act of purchasing or acquiring goods, services, or assets. It is formed from the verb vásárol (to buy) with the prefix meg- and the nominalizing suffix -ás, yielding a term that emphasizes the completion or result of the buying action. In everyday language megvásárlás commonly refers to a consumer purchase of goods or services. In business contexts it can denote the acquisition of assets or companies; however, in corporate discourse more specialized terms such as felvásárlás (takeover) or akvizíció are often used to convey larger or strategic purchases.

Depending on the context, megvásárlás involves negotiation of price, payment terms, and delivery or transfer of ownership. In consumer purchases, it is typically governed by consumer protection and contract law, while corporate megvásárlás may require due diligence, contracts, warranties, tax considerations, and regulatory approvals. The term is related to eladás (sale) and to vásárlás (purchase in a general sense), and it can appear in phrases such as “megvásárolta a céget” (he purchased the company) or “megvásárlás folyamata” (the purchasing process).