Fokozata

Fokozata is a Hungarian noun meaning "its degree" or "the degree/level of something." It is derived from fokozat (degree, level, rank) with the possessive suffix -a, and is used when speaking about the degree or intensity assigned to a particular subject or phenomenon.

In general usage, fokozata signals how far something has progressed, how strong it is, or what rank it holds within a system. The term appears in analytical writing, classifications, and descriptions of scales, hierarchies, or levels of development. For example, it can describe the intensity of a phenomenon, the stage of a process, or the credential level of a person, depending on context.

Grammatically, fokozata behaves as a noun formed from fokozat plus the possessive suffix -a, agreeing with the subject in number and case. The corresponding bare form fokozat refers to the generic concept of degree, while fokozata refers specifically to its degree as possessed by a particular item.

In related linguistic use, fokozat denotes the category of degrees of comparison for adjectives and adverbs; fokozata can be used when discussing the degree category assigned to a specific word in a description.

Etymology: from fokozat ("degree," "level") and the possessive suffix -a, indicating "its degree."