fókuszát

Fókuszát is a Hungarian inflected form of the noun fókusz, meaning "focus" or "centre of interest." The base word fókusz is borrowed from Latin focus and has become common in many fields, including everyday language, science, and media. In general use, fókusz denotes what is being concentrated on, prioritized, or emphasized.

The form fókuszát appears in sentences where the focus is treated as a definite direct object. For example: "A beszéd fókuszát a közönségre irányította," meaning "She directed the focus of the speech toward the audience." In academic and technical Hungarian, similar constructions specify which focus is being discussed or measured, such as "A kutatás fókuszát az adatok kölcsönhatása adja meg." These examples illustrate how the word integrates into clauses to signal emphasis or subject matter.

Beyond general language, fókusz can also refer to a physical focal point in optics and photography—the point where rays converge or where a camera is set to achieve sharpness. Related forms include the verb fókuszálni (to focus) and nouns like fókuszált (focused) and fókuszálás (focusing), which are widely used in technical and everyday contexts.

In summary, fókuszát is a specific grammatical form of fókusz used to mark the focus as the object of a sentence, reflecting Hungarian’s flexible system for indicating emphasis and topicality while the root fókusz remains central across disciplines.