Felsorol

Felsorol is a Hungarian verb meaning to list or to enumerate. It denotes the act of presenting items in a sequence, order, or catalogue. The verb is transitive and widely used in writing, documentation, and everyday speech to indicate that a set of items will be named one by one. The noun form felsorolás refers to the act of listing or to the list itself. In practice, felsorolás covers simple bullet lists as well as more formal enumerations.

Etymology and related forms: The word is built from the prefix fel- (up, out) and the verb sorol, meaning to arrange in order or to rank. This combination conveys bringing items into order. Related forms include felsoroló (one who lists) and felsorolt (listed).

Usage in different domains: In writing, the term describes the act of listing items such as names, features, or steps. In technical and academic texts, felsorolás is commonly used to introduce an enumerated sequence, sometimes appearing as a list with numbers or bullets. In programming and data description, the concept of enumeration is expressed through felsorolás or, in some contexts, felsorolási típus, although terminology varies by author and field. The term remains a standard element of Hungarian instructional and reference language.