Visszajövetel

Visszajövetel is a Hungarian noun meaning return or reappearance, especially the act of coming back after an absence. It is formed from the prefix vissza- meaning back and the noun jövetel meaning coming or arrival. The term may be used in religious, literary, and secular contexts to denote a renewal, revival, or dramatic return of a person, idea, tradition, or phenomenon.

In religious usage, visszajövetel is used to describe eschatological events such as the coming back of a messianic or divine figure, including concepts associated with the Second Coming of Christ. In Hungarian theological and biblical literature, it often coexists with phrases like második eljövetel.

In secular usage, the word can describe the return of someone to public life, the revival of a tradition, or a phenomenon that reappears after a period of dormancy. In journalism and popular language, visszajövetel can convey a more dramatic or momentous sense, while for ordinary returns the term visszatérés is more common.

See also: Second Coming, comeback, return.