mélyítését

Mélyítését is a Hungarian noun form derived from the verb mélyíteni (to deepen) and the nominalizing suffix -ítés. The base noun mélyítés denotes the act or process of making something deeper. The specific form mélyítését is the definite direct-object (accusative) inflection of mélyítés, and it can be used with possessive determiners to indicate ownership or association, as in az ő mélyítését (his/her/its deepening).

The term is used in both literal and figurative contexts. In technical and engineering language it frequently refers to physical depth changes, such as dredging or excavation to increase the depth of a waterway, harbor, or basin. Examples include plans to deepen a harbor to accommodate larger vessels or to improve flood-control channels by deepening their cross-sections. In scientific, educational, and policy discussions, mélyítés can describe the deepening of understanding, analysis, or commitment—expanding the scope and depth of inquiry, study, or engagement.

In geology, mining, or civil construction, mélyítés may denote the process of increasing the vertical extent of a borehole, excavation, or pit. The word is versatile and often appears in contexts where depth is a central parameter, whether referring to physical measurements, exploratory work, or metaphorical intensification.

Related terms include mély, meaning deep; mélység, depth; and mélyíteni, to deepen. The choice of context and accompanying modifiers determines whether mélyítés or mélyítését refers to a concrete technical operation or a broader, abstract deepening of a concept or relationship.