Konvencióval

Konvencióval is a Hungarian word that translates to "with convention" or "by convention." It is typically used in a legal or social context to refer to an agreement, custom, or established practice that is accepted or followed by a group of people. This can apply to formal agreements, such as treaties or contracts, or to informal understandings and traditions. The word implies a sense of shared understanding and voluntary adherence to a particular norm or procedure.

In legal settings, konvencióval might describe how parties agree to proceed in a certain way, even if not explicitly mandated by law. For example, parties to a dispute might agree konvencióval to use a specific method of dispute resolution. Socially, it can refer to unwritten rules or common courtesies that govern behavior within a community. The use of konvencióval suggests that the action or agreement is not necessarily imposed but rather chosen and upheld by the participants due to their mutual acceptance of it.