Átnevezni

"Átnevezni" is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to rename" or "to reclassify" in English. It is formed by combining the prefix "át-" meaning "across," "over," or "through," with the verb "nevezni," which means "to name." The prefix "át-" indicates a transformation or change of state, signifying that something is being given a new name or put into a different category.

The verb "átnevezni" is commonly used in various contexts. In everyday language, it can refer to changing the name of a person, place, or object. For example, one might "átnevezni" a street if it is renamed in honor of a historical figure, or a parent might "átnevezni" a pet with a new name. In more formal or technical settings, it can be used to describe the reclassification of items, such as "átnevezni" a file on a computer or "átnevezni" a species in scientific taxonomy. The act of "átnevezni" implies a deliberate and official change. The past tense form is "átnevezte," and the infinitive is "átnevezni."