vágása

Vágása is a Hungarian term closely related to the verb vágni, meaning to cut or to carve. In general use it refers to the act of cutting, slicing, or incising, and it can also denote a specific cut or incision depending on the context. The form vágása is a nominalized expression derived from the verb, and it can appear in phrases that indicate who performed the cut or which cut is being referred to.

In linguistic and grammatical terms, vágása functions as a noun form built from the verb stem vág- with nominalizing and possessive elements. It is most commonly encountered in contexts where the act of cutting is being described as a process or event, rather than as a simple action.

The term appears across several fields with related meanings:

- In medicine and surgery, vágás or sebészeti vágás refers to an incision or cut made during a procedure; vágása can denote the incision itself or the act of making it.

- In carpentry and crafts, vágás describes the process of cutting materials such as wood or metal; vágása may refer to a particular cut or the act performed by a person.

- In agriculture, mowing or harvest cutting can be described with vágás, and vágása can be used when specifying the act of cutting the grass or grain.

- In film and media, vágás denotes editing or cutting of footage; vágása can describe a cut or the editing action carried out by an editor.

See also: vágni, vágóeszközök, vágás (editing), sebészeti vágás.