szorítását

Szorítását is the definite direct object form of the Hungarian noun szorítás, which generally means squeeze, grip, or constriction. The base szorítás refers to the act of squeezing as well as the result—a grip or compression produced by pressure. The form szorítását is used when the squeeze or grip is the object of a verb and is definite within the context, effectively translating to “its squeeze” or “the squeeze of it” in English.

In grammar, szorítását appears after verbs that take a definite direct object, such as fühlen or érzékelni in sense of perceiving a grip. A simple example is Érezte a szorítását, meaning “He felt its grip.” The construction relies on Hungarian noun morphology to mark both the base noun and the definite object.

The term is also employed across various contexts to denote physical constriction or pressure. In medicine or physiology, szorítás can describe the sensation or effect of a clamp, bandage, or tourniquet. In sports or ergonomics, it may refer to grip strength or the pressure exerted by a hand or device. In engineering or materials science, szorítás can describe constriction forces acting on an object.

See also: szorítás, szorítani, constriction, grip. The nuance of szorítását depends on context, especially the accompanying verb and the subject to which the squeeze is attributed.