visszakeresését

Visszakeresését is a Hungarian noun phrase that refers to the act of retrieving or locating again something that has been lost, hidden, or previously identified. The base verb is visszakeresni, meaning to retrieve or locate again, and the form visszakeresését is derived from nominalization (visszakeresés) together with the definite object suffix -ét, which marks a specific object whose retrieval is being described.

The term is relatively formal and is most likely to appear in written or technical Hungarian. It is used across several contexts to denote the process of obtaining or recovering something, rather than merely searching for it. Common domains include information technology (data recovery or restoration), asset management and logistics (return or reclamation of goods), archival or historical research (retrieval of records or documents), and forensic or investigative work (locating evidence). In these contexts, visszakeresését can function as the direct object of a verb, as part of a longer description of procedures or outcomes.

In translation, the expression is often rendered as “the retrieval of it,” “its retrieval,” or more simply “recovery,” depending on the surrounding text. The exact nuance depends on the object involved and the institutional or technical setting in which the term is used. Overall, visszakeresését denotes a deliberate, goal-oriented action to recover or locate a specific item. See also related forms such as visszakeresés (retrieval) and the verb visszakeresni.