Vonulási

Vonulási is a Hungarian adjective formed from the noun vonulás, which means migration, movement, or procession. The suffix -i attaches to indicate something related to or characteristic of the base noun, so vonulási denotes migratory or migrational qualities. It is used across disciplines and in everyday language to describe phenomena connected with movement in time or space.

In usage, vonulási describes things tied to migration or seasonal movement. Common compounds include vonulási időszak (the migration period), vonulási útvonal (the migratory route), and vonulási magatartás (migratory behavior). In ecological and biological contexts, the term signals aspects of populations or species that undertake regular movement between geographic areas. In linguistic or cultural discussions, it can be used more broadly to refer to processes or patterns related to the idea of moving or shifting over time.

Grammatical note: vonulási is an attributive adjective that agrees with the noun it modifies, and it complements related terms such as vonulás (migration) and vándorlás (migration or wandering) depending on the nuance. The English equivalents are typically migratory or migrational, used to convey the idea of movement tied to a recurring or seasonal pattern.

See also: vonulás, vándorlás, migráció (in Hungarian contexts).