meghatározottságot

Meghatározottságot is the accusative form of meghatározottság, a Hungarian noun that denotes the quality of being definite or fixed. The root meghatároz means to define or determine, formed with the meg- prefix and határoz (to determine or decide) plus the abstract-noun suffix -ottság. The term can refer to a stable, fixed state of affairs or to a person’s resoluteness and determination.

In general use, meghatározottság describes two related senses. First, the state of being definite or determinate, as in situations or propositions whose outcomes or properties are clear and settled. Second, a person’s trait of decisiveness and firmness, i.e., a strong will to act according to plans or goals. Because Hungarian often marks definiteness in verbs and pronouns rather than with a dedicated definite-article system, meghatározottság is typically used in more formal or analytical contexts.

In philosophy and logic, meghatározottság can appear when discussing the determinacy of states, properties, or propositions. In everyday language, it is closely related to synonyms such as határozottság (decisiveness), elkötelezettség (commitment), and kitartás (persistence), though these terms emphasize different nuances.

Usage notes: meghatározottságot is the direct object form, and its appropriateness depends on the register of speech. The noun meghatározottság itself is less common in casual conversation; more common terms refer to specific aspects of determination or firmness.

Example: A vezető meghatározottságot mutatott a terveiben. This illustrates the sense of resolute determination in a concrete context.