Valóssá

Valóssá is a Hungarian grammatical form, specifically the essive (state-of-being) form of the adjective valós, meaning "into the state of being real" or "as real." It is not a standalone word, but a bound morpheme used in predicative constructions to express a change into or existence in a real or actual state.

The form is built from the stem valós- with the suffix -ssá, which marks the essive or resultant state. It commonly appears in phrases with verbs of becoming, especially válik, to convey that something becomes real or actual. For example, the sentence A terv végül valóssá válik illustrates that plan becoming real.

In relation to other words, valóság means reality, and valóságos means real or genuine. The existence of valóssá is connected to this family of terms, and similar -ssá/-ssé formations are used to express "into the state of being X" with other adjectives as well. In everyday speech, constructions using valóság or valósággá válik are often preferred when referring to something becoming a fact or reality, while valóssá válik tends to appear more in formal or literary contexts.

Valóssá thus exemplifies Hungarian suffixal morphology, showing how adjectives can form state-denoting predicatives with -ssá. It is primarily encountered in written Hungarian and linguistic descriptions, and it functions as a grammatical form rather than a common independent vocabulary item.