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Tartását is a form of the Hungarian noun tartás, used when referring to the act or state described by tartás in a definite accusative context. The word can have several related meanings depending on the situation: it can denote posture or carriage (how someone holds themselves), or maintenance and upkeep (the ongoing care or preservation of a person, object, or structure). Because tartás is a broad concept, tartását appears in sentences where the noun is the direct object and the reference is definite, such as discussing a particular posture or a specific maintenance task.

Etymology and grammar: tartás comes from the verb tartani, meaning to hold or to keep. The form tartását combines the base noun with a possessive-like or determiner-inflected ending and the definite accusative, signaling that the referred posture or maintenance is definite or previously specified in discourse. The exact interpretation rests on surrounding words and context.

Common contexts: In physical education, medicine, and ergonomics, tartását often means posture or alignment, for example testtartás (body posture). In construction, property management, and facility care, tartás can mean upkeep or maintenance, as in a building’s tartását. In everyday speech, it can also convey demeanor or bearing, especially when discussing someone’s conduct as visible through their posture.

See also: tartás, testtartás, karbantartás, megőrzés. Understanding tartását relies on the broader phrase and subject it accompanies, since the core meaning shifts between posture, behavior, and maintenance.