Brosúrákban

Brosúrákban refers to a Hungarian term that translates to "in brochures" or "in pamphlets." This designation typically appears in the context of cataloging or describing printed materials, particularly those that are distributed for informational or promotional purposes. Brosúrákban can be used to indicate where a particular piece of information can be found, such as within a specific brochure or a collection of brochures.

These printed items, brochures and pamphlets, are characterized by their relatively small size and their common use for conveying information about products, services, events, or organizations. They are often distributed freely to the public or targeted audiences. The term brosúrákban suggests a context where such materials are the primary source or medium of communication.

When encountered in bibliographical entries or archival descriptions, brosúrákban might denote the format of a document or the location of related materials. For instance, a library catalog might list a subject under a heading that includes brosúrákban if the relevant documents are contained within a collection of brochures. Similarly, in a historical context, it could refer to the role of brochures in disseminating specific kinds of knowledge or propaganda during a particular era. The term emphasizes the physical form and the distribution method of the information.