Beltartalmat

Beltartalmat is the accusative singular form of the Hungarian noun beltartalom, a compound meaning internal or intrinsic content. The term is used in linguistic, editorial, and media-analytic contexts to refer to the substantive content contained within a text, document, or other artifact. As a grammatical form, beltartalmat appears when beltartalom is the direct object of a verb or other expression that requires the accusative case.

Etymology and meaning: beltartalom combines bel- (inside, internal) with tartalom (content). The full noun denotes the inner substance of something; beltartalmat is simply the case-marked form used in sentences to indicate that the content is the object of an action or description.

Usage and examples: Beltartalmat is most often encountered in discussions about the adequacy, relevance, or completeness of content. For example, in a sentence such as "A cikk beltartalmat tartalmaz," the beltartalmat form marks the direct object meaning "content" that the article contains. In scholarly or editorial prose, beltartalmat may be analyzed or evaluated in terms of quality, coverage, or alignment with stated goals.

See also: beltartalom.