Teremtése

Teremtése is a Hungarian noun formed from the verb teremt, meaning to create, with the suffix -ése. It denotes the act or process of creating something and is related to teremtés (creation) and teremtő (creator). The term emphasizes the activity of bringing something into existence rather than the end result.

In theological and philosophical contexts, teremtése is used to refer to creation by a divine or supernatural agent, such as the creation of the world or of beings by a deity. In such contexts it may appear in phrases like “Isten teremtése” or “az isteni teremtés.” In secular usage, teremtése can describe the generation or production of a product, work of art, institution, or system—e.g., the teremtése of a new software, a cultural movement, or a company.

Linguistically, teremtése is a nominalized form that can take possessive or other modifiers, and its nuance depends on the context. It contrasts with teremtés, which more commonly names the resulting creation or state, whereas teremtése foregrounds the act of creation.

In contemporary Hungarian, teremtése appears mainly in literary, religious, and formal discourse. In scientific and everyday technical language, other terms such as létrehozás (creation/establishment), keletkezés (origin/emergence), or megteremtése are often preferred for clarity.