Koncepciója

Koncepciója is the possessive form of the Hungarian noun koncepció, meaning its concept, idea, plan, or approach. In neutral usage, koncepció refers to a guiding idea or framework that shapes development, evaluation, or communication. The form koncepciója signals ownership by a third person singular subject and is used when discussing the concept belonging to someone or something, for example in phrases like a vállalat koncepciója (the company’s concept) or a tanár koncepciója (the teacher’s concept).

Etymology and usage contexts: Koncepció is a loanword in Hungarian, traceable to Latin conceptio, and has become established in philosophy, social sciences, design, architecture, education, and business. The possessive koncepciója expands its function to attribute a concept to a specific entity, facilitating phrases such as A vállalat koncepciója szerint (according to the company’s concept) or Meg kell érteni a koncepcióját (one must understand its concept). In many contexts, koncepciója can appear in formal or technical prose as part of analyses, proposals, or strategic documents.

Morphology and variants: The plural form is koncepciók, and possessive plural is koncepcióik. The definite accusative form of the possessed noun appears as koncepcióját (for instance, Megvitatták a koncepcióját). The word fits into standard Hungarian noun-phrase structure with appropriate agreement and case marking.

See also: koncepció, elmélet, terv, design.