megrajzolására

Megrajzolására is a Hungarian noun phrase that denotes the purpose or aim of redrawing something. It is built from the concept of redrawing (megrajzolás) and the suffix -ára, which marks purpose or for the sake of. In essence, megrajzolására translates roughly to “for the purpose of redrawing it” or “for the redrawing of it.”

From a linguistic standpoint, the form demonstrates typical Hungarian morphology: a verb-based nominalization (megrajzolás) combined with the case/purpose suffix -ára. The base idea behind megrajzolás is the act of drawing again or producing a revised drawing, illustration, blueprint, or layout. The -ára ending is used to connect this act to another element in a sentence, signaling what the action is being done for or with respect to.

Usage and context are mainly formal or technical. You will encounter megrajzolására in art, design, publishing, engineering, or contractual language when a project requires a redraw or revision of existing drawings. For example, a brief might specify changes needed “a megrajzolására” on a document, meaning that time, resources, or permissions are allocated for the redraw. In everyday language, speakers more often use simpler expressions, whereas megrajzolására appears in writing that emphasizes purpose and procedural aspects.

Related terms include megrajzolás (the act of redrawing), újrajzolás (redrawing anew), and megrajzolásának (the redraw’s possessive form).