Másodlagosutólagos

Másodlagosutólagos is a Hungarian adjective that describes something which is secondary, and also comes about at a later time, or as a consequence of something else. It combines two distinct concepts: "másodlagos" meaning secondary, and "utólagos" meaning belated, retroactive, or subsequent. Therefore, a "másodlagosutólagos" event or characteristic is not primary and occurs after the initial situation has been established or resolved.

This term can be applied in various contexts. For instance, a "másodlagosutólagos" finding in a scientific study would be a discovery made after the main research questions were answered, perhaps as a tangential observation. In a legal setting, a "másodlagosutólagos" consequence might refer to damages that become apparent or are awarded much later than the original incident. Similarly, in project management, a "másodlagosutólagos" issue would be a problem that arises as a result of a decision or action taken earlier in the project, and which was not anticipated at the outset. The emphasis is on both its non-primary nature and its delayed or consequential origin.