elmozdítású

Elmozdítású is an adjective used in Hungarian to describe something that has undergone displacement or shifting from its original position. It is formed from the noun elmozdítás (displacement, shift) and the suffix -ú, and it marks a state resulting from a translational transformation rather than from rotation or deformation.

In geometry and physics, an elmozdítású object refers to something that has been translated by a vector. The term emphasizes the displacement while leaving orientation and shape unchanged. For example, an elmozdított or elmozdítású figure in a diagram denotes a copy that has been moved without changing its internal structure. The concept is closely tied to the mathematical operation of translation.

Relationship to related terms: elmozdítású describes the resulting state after a displacement, while elmozdítás denotes the displacement itself. The everyday verb elmozdít (to move something) is used for the action, and elmozdítású is used to characterize the transformed object or configuration. In some contexts, alternative terms such as eltolódású or eltolási may be preferred, depending on discipline and style.

Usage and scope: The term appears primarily in technical or academic Hungarian texts, particularly in geometry, computer graphics, physics, and related fields. In common language, speakers more often use eltolódott (shifted) or eltolás (offset) to describe similar ideas. Elmozdítású remains a specialized descriptor for states produced by translational displacement, distinct from rotation or deformation.