Állandóvá

Állandóvá is a Hungarian verb meaning "to make permanent" or "to make constant." It is derived from the adjective "állandó," which means "permanent," "constant," or "steady." The suffix "-vá" is a verbalizing suffix that transforms an adjective into a verb.

The verb állandóvá can be used in various contexts to describe the process of solidifying, solidifying, or stabilizing something. For example, one might say "a törvényt állandóvá tették" (they made the law permanent), implying that it was enacted in a way that it would not be easily repealed or changed. Similarly, "az időjárást állandóvá akarom tenni" (I want to make the weather constant) would express a desire for unchanging weather conditions, though this is a figurative or hypothetical usage.

In a more abstract sense, állandóvá can refer to making something a permanent fixture or a regular occurrence. For instance, "a változásokat állandóvá kell tenni a fejlődés érdekében" (changes must be made permanent for the sake of development) suggests embedding changes into a system or process so they become the new norm. The concept is about transitioning from a temporary or fluctuating state to one that is enduring and unchanging.