Címszerepl

Címszerepl, also known as címszereplő, is a Hungarian term that translates to "leading role" or "main character" in English. It refers to the primary character or protagonist in a literary, theatrical, or cinematic work. The címszerepl is typically the central figure around whom the plot revolves, and whose actions, decisions, and experiences drive the narrative forward. In Hungarian literature and theater, the címszerepl is often the character whose name gives the work its title.

The concept of címszerepl is crucial in storytelling as it provides a focal point for the audience's emotional investment and engagement. The character's development, motivations, and conflicts are central to the story's themes and messages. In Hungarian culture, the címszerepl is often portrayed by renowned actors in theater productions, and their performances can significantly impact the work's reception and legacy.

The term címszerepl is also used in Hungarian law to refer to the plaintiff in a legal case, the individual who initiates the legal proceedings. In this context, the címszerepl is the party seeking a remedy or resolution to a dispute. The concept of címszerepl in law emphasizes the importance of the plaintiff's role in initiating and driving the legal process.