Magasfidelitású

Magasfidelitású is an adjective in Hungarian that literally means having high fidelity. It is used in two main domains: to describe objects or systems that reproduce sound, image, or information with a high degree of accuracy (often in reference to hi-fi or high-fidelity equipment), and to describe a level of loyalty or fidelity in people, typically within marketing and consumer research.

In the context of electronics and media, magasfidelitású refers to devices or systems capable of producing faithful, unaltered reproductions of input signals. Common collocations include magasfidelitású hangrendszer, magasfidelitású hangfal, or másolás- és hangminőséget kiemelő leírás. In marketing and consumer behavior, the term denotes a high degree of customer loyalty or brand fidelity, as in magasfidelitású vásárlók or a magasfidelitású ügyfélkapcsolat.

Etymology and usage notes: the word is formed from the prefix magas- meaning “high” and the noun fidelitás (fidelity/loyalty) with the participial suffix -ú, producing an adjective that describes the quality of fidelity. Because fidelitás can mean both loyalty and technical fidelity, the intended sense is typically clear from context, and alternative terms such as lojalitás or hűség are also common in marketing discourse.

See also: lojalitás, hűség, hi-fi, fidelitás in Hungarian technical and marketing contexts.