nyújtandó

Nyújtandó is a Hungarian word that translates to "to be stretched," "to be extended," or "requiring stretching" in English. It is the future passive participle of the verb "nyújtani," which means "to stretch" or "to extend."

The word can be used in various contexts. In a physical sense, it might refer to something that needs to be straightened or made longer, such as a piece of fabric or a limb during exercise. In a more abstract sense, nyújtandó can describe a situation or concept that requires further development, elaboration, or expansion. For instance, a topic in a discussion might be described as nyújtandó if it needs to be explored in more detail.

The grammatical form of nyújtandó indicates an action that is yet to be performed or a state that is yet to be achieved. It carries a sense of obligation or necessity for the stretching or extension to occur. For example, one might say "a feladat nyújtandó" meaning "the task is to be extended" or "the task requires extension." It highlights a potential or a requirement for a future action related to lengthening or broadening something.