Következre

Következre is a Hungarian term that appears in linguistic and historical contexts rather than as a standard contemporary word. It is generally described as a prepositional or adverbial form derived from the verb következik, meaning to follow or come after. In modern standard Hungarian, the exact form követte de facto is uncommon, and the construct is often treated as archaic, dialectal, or restricted to specific fixed expressions found in older texts, bureaucratic prose, or literary language.

Grammatical notes suggest that -re in Hungarian commonly marks direction, time, or reference toward something that follows. When associated with következik, köetkezre is interpreted by some grammarians as signaling a reference to what comes next in a sequence or schedule. Because of its rarity and potential for ambiguity, most contemporary writers would prefer alternatives such as következő (the next) or other phrasal constructions that convey sequence or timing more clearly.

Usage and alternatives

- In everyday Hungarian, követezre is unlikely to be used. The preferred forms for indicating succession or upcoming items are következő or phrases built around következés (for example, referring to a subsequent item or step in a sequence) rather than using követezre.

- In scholarly or historical texts, you may encounter it as part of cited examples of older language, where it serves to illustrate how speakers once marked temporal or sequential reference.

Etymology

- The form is linked to the root követ- (to follow) and the suffix -re, which in Hungarian often conveys toward or for a particular reference point, though the exact usage of következre is not productive in contemporary language.

See also: következik, következés, következő.