igenévparticipium

The term "igenévparticipium" is a Hungarian grammatical term. It translates to "noun participle" or "participial noun." It refers to a grammatical form that combines characteristics of both a verb participle and a noun.

In Hungarian, the igenévparticipium is formed from a verb stem and typically functions as a noun within a sentence. It denotes an action or state as a concept or object. For example, it can describe the act of doing something, or the result of an action, in a way that can be declined or used in various grammatical cases like a regular noun.

This grammatical form allows for concise expression, enabling the noun-like representation of verbal actions. It plays a significant role in the flexibility and richness of Hungarian sentence structure, allowing for complex ideas to be conveyed efficiently. The exact nuances and usage can vary depending on the specific verb and the context of the sentence. It's a distinct feature of Hungarian grammar that differs from how participles are treated in many Indo-European languages.