Státuszú

Státuszú is a Hungarian adjective formed from the noun státusz (status) with the suffix -ú, used to describe something that has a defined status. The term is common in formal, administrative, and legal language, and it denotes that a person, an organization, a document, or a category possesses a particular legal, social, or administrative standing rather than a generic condition.

Usage of státuszú typically occurs in compound phrases that specify the type of status. For example, a phrase like menekültstátuszú személy refers to a person with asylum status. The construction is most common in bureaucratic or official contexts; in everyday speech speakers may prefer clearer phrasing such as jogállás vagy jogi státusz kifejezésével.

Etymology and related terms: státusz is a loanword from Latin status, adopted into Hungarian and extended with the adjectival suffix -ú to form státuszú. Related concepts include jogállás (legal standing), jogi státusz (legal status), állapot (condition), and társadalmi státusz (social status). The term is useful for describing hierarchical or differentiated standing within legal, administrative, or institutional frameworks.