érkezést

érkezést is a Hungarian noun form meaning “the arrival” when used as a definite direct object. It is the definite accusative singular of érkezés, which itself is derived from the verb érkezik, meaning to arrive. The nominalizing suffix -és creates the abstract noun for the action or process, and the suffix -t marks the object form in sentences where the arrival is a specific, identified thing.

In usage, érkezést appears in contexts relating to travel, logistics, immigration, and event planning, where the arrival is the target of a verb. For example: "Az érkezést késleltetik" (The arrival is being delayed) or "Az érkezést várják" (They are awaiting the arrival). It is common in formal, administrative, or procedural texts to refer to a scheduled or reported arrival as an object.

Grammatically, érkezést behaves like other definite direct objects formed with -t in Hungarian nouns: the form changes with definiteness and is declined in related cases (e.g., érkezésének in the genitive or érkezésben in the inessive when used differently). The plural form érkezések denotes multiple arrivals, as in planning for several arrivals or reporting on several flights or shipments.

Related terms include érkezés (the base noun meaning “arrival”), érkezett (arrived, past participle form), and phrases built around the concept of arrival timing, such as érkezési időpont. The word is widely understood in contemporary Hungarian and appears in news, logistics documentation, travel itineraries, and bureaucratic language.

See also: érkezés, érkezett, érkezési időpont.