Adásban

Adásban is a Hungarian noun form: the inessive case of adás. Adás refers to a broadcast or transmission, such as a radio or television program, and more broadly to the act of broadcasting or sending a program to an audience. The inessive suffix -ban means “in” or “inside,” so adásban literally means “in the broadcast” or “in transmission.” In media contexts, adásban is used to describe being part of a broadcast or something occurring within a broadcast.

The term is typically used in phrases like az adásban (in the broadcast) or az élő adásban (in the live broadcast). It denotes involvement in or occurrence within a broadcasting event, and is common in journalism, reviews, and program descriptions. Examples include: A vendég az adásban beszélt a témáról (The guest spoke in the broadcast about the topic) or Az adásban részt vett több szakértő (Several experts participated in the broadcast). In everyday usage, adásban is usually part of a larger prepositional phrase rather than a standalone noun.

Etymology and related terms: adás derives from the root for broadcasting or giving, with the -ás suffix forming a noun of action or process. Related terms include adás (broadcast), élő adás (live broadcast), and közvetítés (transmission/relay). The concept is central to Hungarian media language and is used across news, talk shows, and program schedules.