rezgésen

Rezgesen is the locative case form of the Hungarian noun rezgés, meaning vibration or oscillation. It is formed by adding the locative suffix -en to the stem rezgés, following standard Hungarian inflection. The result denotes a location or context related to a vibration.

In Hungarian grammar, the locative case marks a location or contextual setting and appears in various words with the -on/-en/-ön suffixes depending on phonology. Rezgesen is a specific instantiation of this pattern for the noun rezgés. While the locative form is common in everyday speech for concrete locations, the rezgesen form is relatively rare in ordinary conversation and is more likely to be found in technical writing or literary language where a precise or abstract sense of “on/at the vibration” is intended.

Usage and connotations are primarily technical or poetic. In technical descriptions of physical systems, acoustics, or vibration analysis, rezgesen may appear when the text aims to emphasize the contextual relation to vibration. In literary contexts, it can be used to evoke a state or condition characterized by oscillation. Because it is an inflected form rather than a separate word, its meaning derives from rezgés together with the locative function of -en rather than from independent lexical content.

See also: Hungarian grammar, Locative case, Rezgés.