végeeredményét

Végeeredményét, the Hungarian term for "final result" or "end result", is used to describe the outcome or conclusion of a process, event, or action. The word derives from "vége," meaning "end" or "conclusion," and "eredmény," meaning "result" or "outcome." The suffix "-ét" denotes possessive or accusative case, indicating the object being acted upon. Thus, véringeredményét literally translates to the "end result" that is obtained after a process has finished.

In academic and technical contexts, végeeredményét is frequently employed to discuss the implications or findings of research, experiments, or policy analyses. For example, in physics, a scientist may refer to the végeeredményét of a set of measurements as the definitive data to be reported. In sociology, the term might be used to denote the final conclusions drawn from a survey after all data has been processed.

When used in everyday language, végeeredményét often reflects the conclusion reached after a period of deliberation or activity. It can be used to signify the ultimate decision or the final score in a game. Notice that Hungarian typically places the descriptive unit before the subject, so the phrase may appear as part of a larger clause such as "a végeeredményét nem lehet előtt a folyamat során garanciálni," meaning "the final result cannot be guaranteed before the process begins."

The grammatical form can change depending on context: nominative (“végéredmény”), genitive (“végéredmények” – plural possessive), dative (“végéredménynek”) and so forth. In written Hungarian literature, variations are found, but the core concept remains consistent: a végeeredményét represents the definitive, conclusive outcome that completes a sequence of actions or events.