Rendeletre

Rendeletre is the adessive case form of the Hungarian noun rendelet, meaning a decree or regulation. The form is used to express direction toward, proximity to, or relation with a decree, most often in legal and administrative language. As a case form, rendeletre is not a separate lexical item on its own, but a grammatical variant of rendelet that enables phrases such as “rendeletre vonatkozó” (relating to the decree) or “rendeletre vonatkozó előírások.”

In usage, rendeletre frequently appears in constructions that link statements, obligations, or references to a specific regulation. Common collocations include rendelések, guidelines, and provisions that depend on or refer to a particular decree. For example, “a rendeletre vonatkozó határidők” means deadlines that pertain to the decree, and “a rendeletre vonatkozó rendelkezések” refers to provisions connected to the decree. The form can also surface in phrases that indicate citation or applicability, such as arrangements made “rendeletre hivatkozva,” depending on the surrounding grammatical construction.

Semantically, rendeletre conveys a relation rather than a standalone object; it marks the decree as a reference point for interpretation, obligation, or action. This usage is typical in formal legal writing, regulatory analyses, and administrative communications, where precise linkage to a specific regulation is required.

See also: rendelet (decree, regulation), törvény (law), jogszabály (legal regulation), vonatkozó (relating to).