mozdulatai

Moždulatai is a Hungarian term that translates roughly as its movements or the movements of something. It is a possessive plural form built from the noun mozdulat, which means movement, motion, or gesture. The form mozdulatai is used when describing the movements that belong to a subject, such as a device, animal, or person, in a general, neutral register.

In practice, mozdulatai appears in prose and technical writing to denote how something moves rather than what it is. For example, in a robotics description one might say: A robot mozdulatai precízek and követik a parancsokat (The robot’s movements are precise and follow the commands). In a dance or performance context, it can refer to the choreographed motions of performers, as in: A táncos mozdulatai kifejezőek és ritmikusak (The dancer’s movements are expressive and rhythmical). The form is flexible for describing both physical motion and figurative movement, such as changes in a process or system.

Moždulatai does not denote a proper noun or a standalone title; it is a grammatical construction used to attribute movements to a subject. Its usage is most common in Hungarian-language descriptions of motion, choreography, machinery, and biological behavior.

See also: mozdulat, mozdulatok, mozdulás.