Kötésekénél

Kötésekénél is a Hungarian term that translates roughly to "at the binding" or "in the binding" and refers to a specific location or situation related to a book or document. It is most commonly used in the context of the physical construction of a book. When discussing bookbinding, kötésekénél would indicate the area where the pages are sewn together or otherwise attached to form a cohesive volume. This could refer to the spine where the stitching occurs or the gutter where the pages meet.

In a broader sense, kötésekénél can also be used metaphorically to describe a point of connection or a critical juncture within a narrative or a process. It suggests a place where different elements are joined or where something is held together. This usage implies a sense of integrity or the structural foundation upon which something is built. For example, one might speak of understanding the kötésekénél of a complex argument to grasp its core logic. The precise meaning is dependent on the context in which the term is employed.