Kontextuális

Kontextuális is a Hungarian adjective meaning "contextual" or "related to context." It describes phenomena, statements, or processes whose interpretation, relevance, or behavior depends on surrounding conditions such as time, place, discourse, or user state.

In linguistics and semantics, kontextuális refers to meaning that emerges from context, rather than from linguistic form alone. This includes pragmatics, anaphora resolution, and deictic expressions whose interpretation shifts with discourse, speaker, or situation.

In philosophy, contextualism (kontextuális tudás) is the view that the truth-conditions of knowledge claims depend on contextual factors—such as the standards used by speakers or the practical stakes involved in a conversation.

In computing and information systems, context-aware or kontextuális technologies adapt their behavior based on user context (location, time, activity) or environmental data. Examples include contextual search, recommendations, and mobile applications.

In education, media, and marketing, kontextuális approaches emphasize learning or messaging that connects content to its broader situational or cultural context, rather than presenting abstract information alone.

See also: context, contextualization, context-aware computing.