látványa

Látványa is a Hungarian noun meaning appearance, outward look, or the visible impression created by a person or object. It refers to what can be seen of someone or something and is used to describe the external aspects rather than inner traits. The term can be used for both people and inanimate things, and it often emphasizes the visual aspect of how something presents itself.

Etymology and form: The word derives from látvány, meaning appearance or spectacle, which itself comes from látni (to see) with the nominalizing suffix -vány. Látványa is the third-person singular possessive form, meaning “his/her/its appearance.” Related forms include látvány (the general concept of appearance or spectacle), látványos (spectacular, showy), and látványosság (sight, attraction).

Usage notes: Látványa is typically used in descriptive or literary contexts to highlight the look or visual impression. It can be found in phrases such as a ház látványa (the house’s appearance) or a modell látványa (the model’s appearance). Like other Hungarian nouns, it is inflected for number and cases, with the possessive form marking ownership.

See also: látvány, látványos, látványvilág, külső megjelenés, megjelenés.