Születése

The Hungarian word "születése" translates to "birth" or "the birth of" in English. It is a possessive form of the word "születés," which means birth. This grammatical construction is commonly used in Hungarian to indicate possession or association with a birth event. For example, "Jézus születése" refers to "the birth of Jesus."

The concept of birth itself is a fundamental biological process across all living organisms. In humans, it marks the transition from intrauterine life to independent existence outside the womb. This process involves complex physiological changes in both the mother and the infant. Medically, birth is typically categorized into vaginal birth and Cesarean section.

Culturally and socially, birth is a significant event, often accompanied by rituals, celebrations, and legal declarations. The documentation of a birth, such as a birth certificate, is crucial for establishing identity and citizenship. In a broader, metaphorical sense, "születése" can also refer to the origin or beginning of something abstract, like an idea or a movement. For instance, "a forradalom születése" would mean "the birth of the revolution." The term's flexibility allows it to be applied to both literal and figurative beginnings.