megrzést

Megrzést is typically a misspelling of the Hungarian noun megrázás or its accusative form megrázást. The standard form megrázás means a sudden shake or a shock, either physical or emotional. In proper Hungarian, the accusative form is megrázást (as in megrázást okozott).

Meaning and usage: As a noun, megrázás denotes a momentary, abrupt disturbance. Physical megrázás can describe a jolt to the body or to objects; figuratively, it can refer to a shocking or disturbing experience, event or piece of news. Common collocations include megrázó élmény, megrázó hír, and megrázó esemény.

Origins and related forms: The word is derived from the verb megrázni (to shake, to jolt) with the prefix meg- and the nominal suffix -ás. The accusative form is megrázást. The adjective megrázó is often used to describe something that causes such a shake or shock. Related terms include megrázkódtatás (a more intense trauma or startle) and rázkódás (shaking or tremor).

Notes: Because megrzést lacks the vowel accent used in standard Hungarian orthography, it is generally considered a misspelling in formal writing. In dictionaries and language resources, the entry is megrázás (with the accusative form megrázást).