Rögzül

Rögzül is a Hungarian verb meaning to become fixed, set, or stabilized. It is an intransitive verb used to describe a process that reaches a stable state, rather than an action performed on an object. The term often contrasts with forms that denote active fastening or attachment, such as rögzít, by emphasizing the outcome of stabilization or establishment.

Etymology and related forms: rögzül derives from the root rögz- (“to fix, fasten”) with a suffix that indicates an intransitive, result-oriented sense. Related nouns include rögzítés (the act of fastening or fixing) and rögzülés (the process of becoming fixed or stabilized). The concept is used across technical, scientific, and everyday language to describe when a condition, value, or state ceases to change and assumes a steady level.

Usage and contexts: In engineering and science, rögzül is used for states that settle into a constant value, such as signals stabilizing on a measurement, or components settling into a steady configuration. In a broader sense, it can describe decisions, conditions, or phenomena that become fixed or established over time. It is typically contrasted with active processes of setting or securing (rögzítés) by an agent.

Examples: A mérőjel rögzül a grafikonon, miután a rendszer eléri a kívánt értéket. A hőmérséklet gyorsan rögzül, és a folyamat a stabil állapot felé halad. A döntés végül rögzül a szervezetnél, és több módosítás nélkül marad.

See also: rögzítés, rögzülés, stabilizálás.