Visszaáll

Visszaáll is a Hungarian verb meaning to revert to a previous state or to reestablish something to its former condition. It is used in a variety of contexts, from technical operations to policy or legal changes, always conveying a return to an earlier configuration or status.

Etymology and forms: the word is built from the prefix vissza- (“back” or “again”) and the root áll (“to stand” or “to be established”). The infinitive form is visszaállítani, and the noun form describing the action is visszaállítás. In the present tense, third-person singular is visszaáll; past tense is visszaállt. Future constructions typically use auxiliary forms, for example vissza fog állni in contexts where a future return to a prior state is being described.

Usage: the term is common in information technology and data management, where it describes restoring a system, file, or data set to a previously saved state, for example: “A rendszer visszaáll a mentett állapotra.” It is also used in administrative or legal contexts, such as reinstating a previous law, policy, or organizational arrangement: “A törvényt visszaállították.” In everyday language, it can refer to undoing changes or restoring prior settings, configurations, or conditions.

Nuance and related terms: visszaáll emphasizes a reversion to an earlier condition rather than creating something new. The related noun visszaállítás denotes the process or result of restoration or reestablishment. Related verbs include visszaállítani (to restore) and visszaállítás (restoration).