Leadási

Leadási is a Hungarian adjective formed from the noun leadás, which denotes the act of handing in or delivering something, such as documents or assignments. The term is used to describe things related to submission or delivery, and its most common English gloss is “submission-related.”

In Hungarian, the suffix -ási is used to create adjectives that express relation to a concept. When attached to leadás, leadási means pertaining to submission, and it is typically placed before the noun it modifies. Examples include leadási határidő (submission deadline), leadási űrlap (submission form), and leadási eljárás (submission procedure). The word can be declined like other adjectives to fit different cases and numbers, for instance leadási határidőn (on the submission deadline) or leadási folyamatban (in the submission process).

Usage and context: leadási is most commonly found in administrative, legal, educational, and bureaucratic language. It helps distinguish items or steps that involve the act of submitting materials from those that do not. In everyday language, synonyms such as benyújtás or benyújtási may be used, but leadási is preferred in formal documents and official guidelines.

See also: leadás, benyújtás, határidő, űrlap, eljárás. Notes: leadási is a specialized term and may appear primarily in official forms, instructions, and communications rather than in casual speech.