Invokációs

Invokációs is a Hungarian adjective derived from invokáció, meaning invocation or calling forth. It describes something related to or characterized by an invocation, whether a formal appeal to a higher power, a muse, or an authority, or the act of invoking a function or procedure in a technical sense.

In religious and ceremonial contexts, invokációs elements are prayers, chants, or rituals designed to summon divine presence, blessing, protection, or inspiration. In literature and the arts, the term is used to characterize passages, scenes, or works that open with or heavily rely on an invocation to set mood, authority, or spiritual resonance. The concept can also appear in music and theater, where an invokációs moment or section functions to call forth a certain power or mood.

In technology and law, invokációs usage appears in different hues. In computing, invokáció (and the related invokációs hívás) refers to the invocation or calling of a function, method, or procedure. In legal or policy language, invokáció can denote the invocation or assertion of rights, powers, or authority, with invokációs formulations describing how such invocation is expressed or structured. The term thus spans both symbolic, ceremonial uses and more technical, procedural contexts.

Etymology traces invokáció to Latin invocatio, with the Hungarian adjective forming invokációs to denote characteristic or pertaining to invocation. See also invokáció, megidézés, liturgia, és programozás.