véglegessé

Véglegessé is a Hungarian term that translates to "finality" or "permanence" in English. It describes a state of being concluded, settled, or irreversible. The word is often used in legal and administrative contexts to denote that a decision, judgment, or status is no longer subject to appeal or change. For example, a court ruling can become véglegessé, meaning it is binding and cannot be contested further.

Beyond legal applications, véglegessé can also refer to a more general sense of something being permanent or lasting. This could apply to situations, relationships, or even the nature of certain objects or phenomena. When something is described as having achieved véglegessé, it implies that its current state is fixed and unlikely to alter. The concept emphasizes a lack of ambiguity and a definitive conclusion. It is a word that conveys a sense of closure and the absence of further possibility for alteration.