zérusra
Zérusra is a Hungarian linguistic and technical term used to describe the act of setting a measuring instrument to zero. In practice, it appears in phrases such as zérusra állítani, meaning to calibrate or adjust a device so that its baseline reading is zero when no measurable quantity is present. The form zérusra is derived from zérus (zero) with the directional suffix -ra, forming a fixed collocation common in technical contexts.
Etymology and usage note: The term combines the concept of zero with a directive suffix, indicating the
Contexts and examples: On a laboratory balance, technicians zérusra állítják a mérleget before weighing a sample.
See also: Tara (tare) and nullázás. Zérusra is primarily a technical phrase, used to describe aligning readings