Nullázni

Nullázni is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to zero out," "to reset," or "to nullify" in English. It is commonly used in various contexts, particularly in technology and everyday language.

In computing, nullázni often refers to resetting a variable or a value to zero or its default state. This can be done when a program needs to start fresh, clear temporary data, or prepare for a new input. For example, a counter in a game might be nullázni at the beginning of a new round.

Beyond technology, nullázni can describe the act of canceling or invalidating something. If a decision is nullified, it means it is no longer considered valid or binding. Similarly, a contract could be nullified under certain conditions.

In a more colloquial sense, nullázni can imply discarding or ignoring something. One might nullázni a suggestion if they don't intend to follow it. The term carries a sense of complete negation or elimination of a previous state or value. It emphasizes a return to a base, absent, or zero condition.