Konstrukciós

Konstrukciós is a Hungarian adjective derived from konstrukció, meaning construction, structure, or arrangement. It denotes anything related to construction, design, or the way something is built or organized. The term is used across disciplines to describe features, methods, or phenomena tied to a construction or organizational process.

In architecture, civil engineering, manufacturing, and product design, konstrukciós is used in expressions such as konstrukciós megoldások (constructional/structural solutions), konstrukciós elemek (constructional elements), or konstrukciós költségek (construction costs). It can refer to physical structures as well as to systemic or mechanical arrangements, such as a konstrukciós folyamat vagy megközelítés a problemamegoldásban (constructional process or approach to problem solving).

In linguistics, konstrukciós can describe constructional phenomena in which language structure is analyzed in terms of conventional constructions. For example, a konstrukciós elem might refer to a recurring syntactic pattern, and a konstrukciós elemzés to a construction-based analysis of sentence structure.

Etymology: konstrukció is borrowed from Latin constructio through modern Hungarian usage; the suffix -s forms the adjective meaning “pertaining to or characteristic of.” Related terms include konstrukció (construction) and konstruktív (constructive), the latter indicating a different but related sense of building or forming.