Diákkedvezményes

Diákkedvezményes is a Hungarian adjective used to indicate that a product, service, or price is available at a discount to students. It is formed from the noun diá k (student) and kedvezmény (discount) with the adjectival suffix -es, and it is attached to the noun it describes, for example diákkedvezményes jegy (student-discounted ticket) or diákkedvezményes ár (student-discount price). The term is widely used in everyday language to label prices or entries that are reduced for students.

In practice, diákkedvezményes pricing appears in many sectors. Common examples include public transportation, cinemas, theatres, museums, galleries, libraries, and sometimes bookstores or software vendors. The availability and size of the discount vary by provider and context; it is not a universal rule, but rather a policy offered by individual institutions or companies to attract student customers and promote access to cultural and educational activities.

Eligibility and documentation are typical aspects of diákkedvezményes offers. To obtain the discount, buyers usually must prove student status with a valid diákkártya, diákigazolvány, or another institution-issued document. Acceptance of proof and the precise discount amount can differ by country, institution, or program, and discounts may be subject to age limits or enrollment status. The concept reflects a broader practice of targeted pricing to support students and encourage participation in education and culture.