Felsoroló

Felsoroló is a Hungarian term derived from the verb felsorolni, meaning to list or enumerate. As a noun, felsoroló denotes a person who makes lists or a device or software component that produces itemized lists. In general usage it can refer to a cataloguer or inventory clerk, and in technical contexts it describes concepts related to enumeration.

In programming, felsoroló típus is the Hungarian term for an enumeration type—a data type that comprises a finite set of named values. This usage mirrors the English term enum and emphasizes that the values represent discrete categories rather than numeric quantities.

In linguistics and grammar, felsorolás refers to the act or structure of listing items within a sentence or clause. A felsorolási szerkezet describes how items are presented in sequence, often joined by conjunctions or punctuation to form an enumerative construction.

Etymology: from felsorolni, meaning “to list,” with the agent suffix -ó, yielding “one who lists” or “an enumerator.”

See also: felsorolás (enumeration/listing), felsoroló típus (enumeration type), felsorolási szerkezet (enumerative structure).