Darabonkénti

Darabonkénti is a Hungarian term used as an adjective to indicate pricing or accounting that is calculated per unit or per piece. It is formed from darab (piece) and -onkénti (per unit) and is used before a noun to specify unit-based measure, such as darabonkénti ár (price per piece) or darabonkénti díj (fee per unit).

Common contexts for the term include retail pricing, manufacturing, logistics, invoicing, and procurement. Darabonkénti pricing distinguishes costs that are assessed per item from those based on weight, volume, or total quantity. It is often used in packaging and shipping discussions where charges depend on the number of items rather than their bulk, for example darabonkénti szállítási költség (delivery cost per item). The term can also appear in discussions of discounts or pricing schedules that present unit prices depending on quantity.

Etymology and grammar: the word is built from darab (piece) and the suffix -onkénti, which conveys per-unit meaning. In usage, darabonkénti precedes the noun it describes, as in darabonkénti ár or darabonkénti díj. The adverbial form darabonként means per piece, while darabonkénti is the attributive form used when an explicit noun follows.

See also: egységár (unit price) and ár per darab (price per item). In Hungarian business writing, darabonkénti is common in price lists, invoices, and contracts to specify unit-based charges.