Elhívási

Elhívási is a Hungarian adjective derived from the noun elhívás, which can mean call, invitation, or summons. The term denotes something related to issuing a call or invitation and is primarily used in formal or administrative language to describe documents, notices, or actions connected with summoning or inviting a person to participate or respond.

Formation and usage notes: The suffix -i is used in Hungarian to form adjectives from nouns, yielding elhívási to modify related nouns. It agrees with the noun it describes in number and case. Common compounds include elhívási értesítés (a summons or invitation notice), elhívási szöveg (the text of the invitation), and elhívási határidő (the deadline associated with a summons or invitation). The term is most often found in bureaucratic, legal, or organizational contexts.

Relation to other terms: The noun elhívás refers to the act of calling or inviting, while elhívási describes items or processes related to that act. It should be distinguished from meghívás (invitation in a more general or social sense) and behívás (a call in the sense of being summoned, often for service or duty).

Usage context: Elhívási forms are common in official correspondence, court or administrative notices, and event-organizing communications. In everyday language, speakers are more likely to use simpler phrases such as meghívó (invitation) or elhívás (the act of summoning) rather than the adjectival elhívási form.