nyitást

Nyitás is a Hungarian abstract noun derived from the verb nyit, meaning to open. It denotes the act or process of opening, or the moment when something becomes accessible or usable. The form nyitást is the accusative singular of nyitás and is used when the opening is the direct object of a sentence, for example: A nyitást júniusban tartották meg.

Nyitást is used in a wide range of contexts. It can refer to the opening of physical spaces, such as a shop or a door, to the start of procedures or events, and to the initiation of mechanical or organizational processes. For ceremonial or formal openings, megnyitás is often preferred, since it emphasizes the act of opening as an event, while nyitás focuses more on the act itself.

Common compound expressions include üzletnyitás (shop opening), rendezvénynyitás (opening of an event), and piaci nyitás (opening of a market or market hours). The term can also describe broader starts, such as gazdasági nyitás (economic liberalization or opening) or the opening of negotiations, commonly phrased as tárgyalások megnyitása.

Etymology: nyitás is formed from nyit + -ás, a suffix that creates abstract nouns. The accusative nyitást is used when the opening is the object of a verb. Related terms include megnyitás, kinyitás, and nyitvatartás (opening hours), which describe related but distinct aspects of access.

See also: megnyitás, kinyitás, nyitvatartás.