módosításon

Módosításon is a Hungarian word that translates to "modification," "amendment," or "alteration" in English. It refers to the act of changing something, whether it be a document, a law, a plan, or a physical object. The context in which "módosításon" is used will determine the precise English equivalent.

In legal or administrative contexts, "módosításon" often signifies an amendment to a contract, regulation, or statute. This implies a formal change that is made to an existing text, typically requiring approval or ratification. For instance, a government might announce a "módosításon" of a particular law, meaning they are proposing changes to its existing provisions.

In a broader sense, "módosításon" can describe any kind of adjustment or revision. This could include modifying a piece of software, altering a design, or making changes to a personal schedule. The core idea is that something is being altered from its original state. The word is also used in its dative case, meaning "on modification" or "upon modification," indicating the state of being subject to change or the process of undergoing modification. The accusative case, "módosítást," means "modification" as a direct object, indicating the action of modifying something. Understanding these grammatical variations is crucial for interpreting its usage accurately.