Vibrálni

Vibrálni is a Hungarian verb meaning to vibrate or to tremble. It describes rapid oscillation around an equilibrium position and can refer to physical phenomena as well as to figurative motion or emotional tone. In technical usage it appears in physics and engineering to denote the oscillatory motion of objects, structures, or media, for example a motor, a bridge, a string, or sound waves. In everyday language it can express looser senses such as quivering or a tense, pulsating atmosphere.

The noun forms vibráció (vibration) and vibrálás (the act or process of vibrating) are common, as is the adjective vibráló (vibrating). The verb is conjugated regularly: present tense vibrálok, vibrálsz, vibrál; past tense vibráltam, vibráltál, vibrált; and similarly in future and conditional forms. In many contexts vibrálni is used in technical or formal language, while rezegni remains the more common everyday synonym for “to vibrate.”

Usage notes emphasize that vibrálni covers physical oscillation and related phenomena, but can also convey figurative motion or instability, such as a tense atmosphere or heightened emotion. It is often preferred in scientific or engineering writing, when a precise sense of oscillation is intended, whereas rezegni or zizegni may be chosen for more general or vivid descriptions.

Examples:

A készülék működés közben vibrál.

A hanghullámok miatt a levegő vibrál.

A koncert alatt a közönség hangulata vibrál.