Ismérve

Ismérve is a Hungarian noun meaning a distinguishing feature, attribute, or criterion used to identify and evaluate something. It refers to a characteristic that helps differentiate an object, phenomenon, or concept from others. In Hungarian, the base noun is ismérv; the plural form is ismérvek. The form ismérve appears as a declined variant in certain grammatical cases. The term is widely used across disciplines—science, law, marketing, and everyday language—to articulate the traits used for classification, assessment, or comparison.

Usage and contexts: The ismérvek of a product might include size, color, material, and durability. In research or analysis, a set of ismérvek can define the criteria by which hypotheses, methods, or findings are evaluated. In law or policy, certain ismérvek may be cited as essential features or requirements for legitimacy or applicability. In English, these concepts are typically translated as features, attributes, or criteria.

Relation to related terms: Synonyms or closely related concepts include jellemző (characteristic), tulajdonság (property or quality), and kritérium (criterion). While ismérv and ismérvek are the standard linguistic forms, ismérve may appear in specific grammatical contexts within sentences.

See also: ismérv, jellemző, tulajdonság, kritérium.