rezgésbe

Rezgesbe is the illative form of the Hungarian noun rezgés, meaning vibration. In Hungarian grammar, the illative case indicates movement into a state, so rezgesbe literally means into vibration. The term is used primarily in technical and scientific contexts to describe processes or conditions in which something becomes or is brought into a state of vibration.

In usage, rezgesbe is typically part of verbal constructions that express inducing or entering into vibration. Common collocations include rezgésbe hozni (to induce into vibration) and rezgésbe kerül (to enter into vibration). The form appears in engineering, physics, acoustics, material science and related fields, often within manuals, experiment descriptions, or technical reports.

Examples:

- A gép rezgésbe hozták, miután a csapágy meghibásodott. (The machine was induced into vibration after the bearing failed.)

- A próba során a test rezgésbe került a külső terhelés hatására. (During the test, the object entered into vibration due to the external load.)

Notes:

- Rezgesbe is not a stand-alone verb; it is a grammatical form used with other verbs to describe a transition into the state of vibration.

- Related terms include rezgés (vibration) and rezgő (vibrating).