Étkezésenként

"Étkezésenként" is a Hungarian word that translates to "per meal" or "at each meal" in English. It is a common adverbial phrase used to describe the frequency or quantity of something in relation to a meal.

For example, if someone is advised to take medication "étkezésenként," it means they should take it once with each meal. This could be a daily occurrence, with the medication being taken three times a day if the person eats three meals. Similarly, if a recipe states that a certain ingredient should be used "étkezésenként," it implies that the ingredient is to be added at each mealtime.

The phrase is often encountered in contexts related to health, diet, and cooking. In a medical context, it clarifies dosage instructions. In dietary advice, it might specify how often a particular food group should be consumed. In culinary instructions, it guides the preparation and serving of dishes. The precise number of meals implied by "étkezésenként" can vary based on individual habits and cultural norms, but typically refers to the primary eating occasions of the day.