Tágulásakor

Tágulásakor is a Hungarian word that translates to "during its dilation" or "when it dilates." It is a verbal form that describes a state of expansion or widening. The word is derived from the Hungarian verb "tágulni," meaning to dilate, expand, or widen. The suffix "-kor" indicates "at the time of" or "during." Therefore, tágulásakor specifically refers to the moment or period when something is undergoing a process of becoming larger or wider.

This term can be used in various contexts. In a medical sense, it might describe the dilation of a blood vessel or pupil. In a more general physical sense, it could refer to the expansion of a gas due to heat or the widening of a river during a flood. Figuratively, it could also be used to describe the broadening of one's mind or perspective. The specific meaning is always dependent on the subject to which it is applied. For example, "A szív tágulásakor" would mean "during the heart's dilation," referring to the diastolic phase of the cardiac cycle. Similarly, "A pupilla tágulásakor" would mean "when the pupil dilates," which can occur in response to low light conditions or certain emotional states. The grammatical structure emphasizes the temporal aspect of the dilation process.