Robbanási

Robbanási is a Hungarian adjective derived from the noun robbanás, meaning explosion. It designates relation to an explosion or to explosive phenomena and is commonly used to describe energy, effects, or processes associated with explosions. The form appears in numerous technical phrases, such as robbanási energia (the energy released in an explosion), robbanási hatás (blast effects), robbanási mechanizmus (explosion mechanism), and robbanási hozam (yield of an explosive).

In usage, robbanási differentiates from the noun robbanás, which denotes the event itself, and from other adjectives like robbanó, which can imply something that is explosive or capable of exploding. Robbanási is frequently employed in scientific, engineering, safety, military, and industrial contexts where precise description of explosion-related aspects is required. It often appears together with related terms such as robbanásveszély (explosion hazard), robbanási nyomás or blast pressure, and robbanási hullám (blast wave).

The word’s etymology traces back to robbanás with the adjectival suffix -i, a common Hungarian pattern for forming adjectives that describe characteristics or relations. The term follows standard Hungarian orthography: written in lowercase as robbanási unless it appears at the beginning of a sentence, and it forms part of compound nouns and adjectival phrases rather than standing alone as a noun.