különállóvá

különállóvá is a Hungarian grammatical form created by adding the suffix -vá/-vé to the adjective különálló, meaning “separate” or “distinct.” The resulting form expresses a change of state: to become or to be made into something that is separate or autonomous. It is commonly used with verbs that denote becoming or making, such as válik (to become) or tenni (to make).

Usage examples illustrate its meaning. A részlegek különállóvá váltak a szervezet átszervezése után. The department parts became separate after the reorganization. Az új rendszer a folyamatokat különállóvá teszi. The new system makes the processes distinct. A projekt részei különállóvá válnak, hogy könnyebben nyomon követhetők legyenek. The project components become separate to improve traceability.

Grammatical notes help clarify its function. különállóvá is a form that attaches to an adjective to indicate a transformation into the quality described by the adjective. It is not a standalone verb form, but a participial construction used with a main verb that conveys the change of state (for example válik, tenni, vagy létrejön). The tense or mood is determined by the auxiliary verb, while különállóvá provides the semantic content “into a separate state.”

In usage, különállóvá can appear in present, past, or future contexts through its combination with appropriate auxiliary verbs, and it can function in both descriptive and causative constructions, where something is made into a separate/independent entity.