visszafordíthatatlanná

Visszafordíthatatlanná is a Hungarian participial form used to express a change of state into irreversibility. It is not a standalone verb; it functions as a predicative complement in constructions with the verb válni, meaning “to become.” In other words, visszafordíthatatlanná válni literally translates as “to become irreversible.”

Grammatical and semantic notes: the form derives from the adjective visszafordíthatlan (irreversible). The -vá/-né ending creates an adjectival participle that can accompany the linking verb válni to denote a transition into a new, irreversible condition. In proper contexts, the phrase functions as part of a predicate, for example: A folyamat visszafordíthatatlanná válik, or simply A folyamat visszafordíthatatlanná válik. The related noun for the state is visszafordíthatatlanság (irreversibility); the process or act of becoming irreversible can be expressed with visszafordíthatatlanná válás.

Usage and examples: the term is most common in formal, scientific, philosophical, or policy-related writing where irreversible outcomes are discussed. It describes processes that, once they pass a certain threshold, cannot be reversed. Example sentences include: A klímaváltozás bizonyos következményei visszafordíthatatlanná válhatnak. The phrase signals a definitive change in status rather than a temporary or reversible condition.

See also: visszafordíthatlan (irreversible), visszafordíthatatlanság (irreversibility), visszafordíthatatlanná válás (the act of becoming irreversible). The construction exemplifies Hungarian suffixal morphology used to express states of change.