Visszajuttatás

Visszajuttatás is a Hungarian noun that denotes the act of returning something to its origin, owner, sender, or placing it back to where it belonged. The term is formed from the prefix vissza- (back) and juttatás (provision, delivery, transfer), and it is used in formal or specialized contexts.

The meaning of visszajuttatás varies by field. In postal and shipping contexts, it refers to the return of a parcel or mail to the sender, for example when delivery fails, an address is incorrect, or the recipient refuses the item. In legal and administrative settings, it can mean the restitution or return of property, funds, or other assets to their rightful owner following a court decision, settlement, or administrative ruling. In financial or consumer protection language, it may describe the return of money or goods to the purchaser, such as a refund or recall of defective items. In migration and international law contexts, visszajuttatás can denote repatriation or the voluntary or involuntary return of a person to their country of origin.

Because the term spans multiple domains, its precise sense is determined by context. In everyday language, more common or system-specific terms might be used to express similar ideas, but visszajuttatás remains a formal designation for the act of sending something back to its point of origin or rightful place.