rövidülését

Rövidülését is a Hungarian word that translates to "its shortening" or "its reduction." It is derived from the verb "rövidül," which means "to shorten" or "to become shorter." The suffix "-sét" indicates possession or attribution, hence "its shortening." This term can be used in various contexts to describe the process of something becoming less in length, duration, or extent.

For example, one might speak of the "rövidülését a nappaloknak" which means "the shortening of the days," referring to the decrease in daylight hours as seasons change. In a more abstract sense, "rövidülését" could describe the reduction in time allotted for a task or the decrease in the lifespan of a product. The grammatical structure in Hungarian often places the possessed noun first, followed by the possessive pronoun or the possessive form of the noun. Thus, when referring to "its shortening," the Hungarian construction might be "a [noun]'s rövidülését." Understanding the context is key to fully grasping the precise meaning of "rövidülését" in any given sentence.