megvalósuljon

Megvalósuljon is a verb form in Hungarian, specifically the third-person singular present subjunctive (jussive) of megvalósul, meaning “to come true” or “to be realized.” It is used to express a wish, hope, or exhortation that something should come to pass, often in a formal or literary context.

Etymology and form: the word is built from valósul (to become real) with the prefix meg-, which adds a sense of realization or completion. The present subjunctive form megvalósuljon is one of the subjunctive endings in Hungarian, and other persons have corresponding forms such as megvalósuljunk, megvalósuljatok, megvalósuljanak, etc. The word may appear in independent hortative or optative clauses as well as in subordinate clauses in older or more elevated Hungarian.

Usage: megvalósuljon is commonly used to express a wish that a plan, project, or outcome will be realized. It can stand alone for a direct exhortation, as in Hadd valósuljon meg ez a projekt. In contemporary prose or speech, speakers often use megvalósul in indicative form after verbs of desire in a “hogy” clause (for example, remélem, hogy megvalósul). The subjunctive form is more frequent in formal, literary, or ceremonial language.

Related terms include megvalósítás (realization, implementation), valóság (reality), and valósulás (the act or process of becoming real). Understanding megvalósuljon helps distinguish a juridical, ceremonial, or aspirational tone from everyday statements about plans or expectations.