átvezet

Átvezet is a Hungarian verb formed with the prefix át- and the root vezet, meaning to lead. It denotes guiding someone or something across or through a space, or moving a process from one stage or place to another. The noun átvezetés refers to the act or result of such leading and is commonly translated as transition, routing, or conduction, depending on the context.

In everyday language, átvezet can describe guiding a person through a location or through a sequence of steps. For example, a guide leading visitors through a museum can be expressed with a construction using átvezet, such as a múzeumon át vezetett bennünket (The guide led us through the museum).

In more specialized contexts, the term takes on technical senses. In electrical engineering, átvezetés is associated with conduction, i.e., current passing through a conductor. In information technology or networking, átvezetés may be used to describe forwarding or routing data along a path, though more precise terms like átirányítás are also used.

Derivatives include átvezető, an agent or device that leads across, and various compound nouns such as átvezetéses út or átvezető eszköz, depending on the domain. The word is widely understood in Hungarian to convey the idea of moving something across a barrier, whether physical, procedural, or technical.

See also: vezet, átirányítás, átadás, átmenet.