Újraindult

Újraindult is a Hungarian word that translates to "restarted" or "resumed" in English. It is commonly used in various contexts to indicate that something that had stopped or ceased functioning has begun again. This can apply to a wide range of situations, from technical devices and processes to events and activities.

In a technical context, "újraindult" often refers to the rebooting of a computer, software, or electronic device. If a program crashes or a system becomes unresponsive, the action to restart it would be described as "újraindult" once it is operational again. Similarly, it can describe the resumption of a service that was temporarily unavailable, such as a website or a public transportation line.

Beyond technology, "újraindult" can also signify the recommencement of an event or a process. For instance, a project that was put on hold due to unforeseen circumstances might be "újraindult" when work on it begins anew. It can also be used to describe the revival of a tradition or a cultural activity that had been dormant. The word conveys a sense of continuation and the overcoming of an interruption.