Nézése

Nézése is a Hungarian word that translates to "gaze" or "look" in English. It refers to the act of looking at something intently or for a prolonged period. The word can be used in various contexts, describing both a physical act of seeing and a more abstract contemplation.

In a literal sense, nézése describes the action of directing one's eyes towards an object or person. For example, one might describe the nézése of a child at a fascinating toy or the nézése of a photographer at a scenic landscape. It implies a conscious effort to observe.

Beyond the physical act, nézése can also convey a sense of deep thought, reflection, or contemplation. When someone is lost in thought, their gaze might be unfocused, but it still represents a form of nézése, directed inward or towards an abstract idea. This usage often carries connotations of introspection or being absorbed in one's own mind.

The specific nuance of nézése can be further understood through its grammatical forms and related expressions. However, at its core, it signifies the act of looking, whether with focused attention on the external world or in a state of internal reflection.