Kísérése

Kísérése is a Hungarian noun that denotes the act of accompanying someone or something, or the accompaniment itself. It is derived from the verb kísér, meaning to accompany or to escort. The base noun form is kísérés (accompaniment, escort). The form kísérése is used to refer to the accompaniment of a particular person or object, effectively meaning “the accompaniment of X” or “X’s accompaniment” in Hungarian syntax.

Usage and senses: It appears in medical, legal, ceremonial, and travel contexts to discuss whether a person is accompanied, who accompanies them, and under what arrangements. In everyday language, kísérés or kíséret may be more common, while kísérése emphasizes the specific act of accompaniment for a given subject. Related terms include kíséret (escort or retinue) and kísérő (an accompanying person).

Etymology and morphology: The term stems from the verb kísér and the nominalizing suffix -és to form kísérés; kísérése represents a grammatical form used when referring to the accompaniment of a definite subject, among other morphologies.

See also: kíséret; kísérő; kísérés.