Soronként

Soronként is a Hungarian adverb formed from the noun sor, meaning row, line or sequence, and the suffix -ként, which conveys “per” or “by.” It denotes that an action, measurement, or calculation is applied to each item in a sequence, such as every row or line, rather than to the entire set as a whole. The related adjective form soronkénti is often used to describe a per-item or per-row characteristic.

In practice, soronként is used to describe granularity or processing that occurs for each element in a succession. It is common in data processing, statistics, manufacturing, logistics and scheduling to indicate that operations are performed sequentially or individually on each row, entry, or cycle. The term signals a row-by-row or item-by-item approach rather than a global aggregate.

Examples include:

- A táblázat soronként összegzi az értékeket. (The table sums the values per row.)

- A program soronkénti feldolgozást végez. (The program performs row-by-row processing.)

- A jelentés soronkénti kiértékelést tartalmaz. (The report includes per-row evaluations.)

Etymology and related forms: Sor means row or sequence, and -ként is a suffix marking per-unit or per-item meaning. Related terms include sor és sorozat, as well as the adjectival soronkénti form used to describe per-row properties or operations.

See also: sor, sorszám, sorozat, sorozatkövetés.