visszakormányozza

visszakormányozza is a Hungarian verb. Its literal translation into English is "steers back" or "counsels back". This verb is a compound of two parts: "vissza" meaning "back" or "again", and "kormányozza" which is the third-person singular present tense of the verb "kormányoz" meaning "to steer" or "to govern".

The primary meaning of visszakormányozza relates to the physical act of steering a vehicle, such as a car or boat, back to a previous position or in a different direction. For example, a driver might visszakormányozza their car to reverse out of a tight spot. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a situation where someone is regaining control or correcting a course of action. In this sense, it implies a reversal of a previous direction or decision, often with the intention of returning to a more favorable or original state.

The verb can also carry a sense of guidance or influence. If someone visszakormányozza another person's actions, it means they are guiding them back to a certain path or influencing them to change their behavior. This usage emphasizes the act of redirecting or correcting. The context in which visszakormányozza is used will determine its precise meaning, whether it is a literal steering action or a more abstract concept of redirection and control.