hívása
Hívása is a Hungarian noun derived from the verb hívni (to call). It denotes the act or result of calling and is used across several senses. In everyday language, the most common meaning is a call or invitation—an address to someone to attend an event or participate in something. It also appears in the compound term telefonhívás to mean a telephone call. In religious and philosophical discourse, hívás can refer to a vocation or divine summons, for example Isten hívása, "God's calling." The word thus covers both mundane communications and broader notions of calling or purpose.
Formation and grammar: hívás is formed by nominalizing the verb with the suffix -ás. The form hívása
Usage and translation: In translations, hívása may be rendered as call, invitation, or vocation, reflecting the