eredménnyé

eredménnyé is a Hungarian word that translates to "as a result," "as a consequence," or "to become" in English. It is a postposition, meaning it follows the noun or pronoun it modifies. The word is formed by the combination of "eredmény" (result, outcome) and the adessive case ending "-vé" which signifies becoming or transformation.

When used, eredménnyé indicates that something has become or turned into a particular outcome or state. For example, if a difficult situation has been resolved, one might say it became a positive outcome, using eredménnyé to express this transformation. It's often employed to describe the final state or the consequence of a process, action, or event. The structure typically involves a noun or pronoun followed by eredménnyé. It emphasizes the culmination or the achieved status after a period of development or change. The usage of eredménnyé is common in formal and informal Hungarian speech and writing, conveying a sense of finality or the achieved state.