IgEtartalmú

IgEtartalmú is a Hungarian adjective used in linguistic, literary, and editorial contexts to describe texts whose content is defined by or includes biblical verses. The term is formed from the words ige (verse or Scripture) and tartalmú (having that content). It is often written with a hyphen as ige-tartalmú, though variations without hyphen (IgEtartalmú or Ige­tartalmú) can occur depending on style guidelines.

Usage and scope

The expression signals that a work or a portion of it relies on direct scriptural quotations or centers around biblical verses. It is common in academic analysis, library cataloging, and religious studies to indicate a content descriptor rather than a genre label. An ige­tartalmú text may present verses, commentary on verses, or passages where biblical content substantially shapes the narrative, argument, or structure.

Etymology and orthography

Derived from ige, meaning verse or Scripture, and tartalmú, meaning content-bearing, the term emphasizes the presence of Scriptural material. Orthographic treatment varies by style guide, with ige-tartalmú being the most typical, while other forms like IgEtartalmú may appear in informal use or specific publications.

See also

Ige, bibliai idézet, idézet, bibliai szakirodalom, tartalom.

Notes

IgEtartalmú is a specialized descriptor and may not be widely used outside academic or editorial contexts. When writing, authors may choose alternative phrasings such as igei tartalom vagy bibliai idézetekkel tarkított szöveg to convey similar meaning.