Magyarázottságát

Magyarázottságát is a Hungarian term that refers to the level or quality of explainability of a concept, statement, or phenomenon. It derives from the verb magyarázni, meaning to explain, with nominalizing and possessive suffixes that make the form function as “its explainability” or “the explainability of it.” In use, magyarázottság often appears in discussions about how clearly something can be conveyed to an audience, whether in education, science communication, or public discourse.

In practice, magyarázottságát is evaluated by looking at how accessible and transparent the explanation is. Factors commonly cited include the clarity of definitions, the logical structure of arguments, the adequacy of examples, and the level of prior knowledge expected from the audience. A high magyarázottságát typically correlates with better comprehension, while low magyarázottság is associated with ambiguity or excessive complexity. Because it involves perceptual judgments, assessments of magyarázottság frequently combine objective criteria with audience feedback.

The concept overlaps with related ideas such as érthetőség (comprehensibility) and érthető magyarázat (clear explanation). It also relates to information design and pedagogy, where improving magyarázottságát can enhance learning outcomes and public understanding. As a flexible measure, magyarázottságát may be used to discuss explanations across disciplines, from scientific theories to policy briefs, highlighting the importance of making information accessible without oversimplification.