Stílusa

Stílusa is the Hungarian possessive form of the noun stílus, meaning "his/her/its style." In ordinary use, stílusa refers to the distinctive manner of expression or presentation associated with a person, group, work, or object. It can describe linguistic, visual, or performative aspects such as vocabulary, syntax, imagery, rhythm, tone, or design language.

In Hungarian grammar, stílus is a base noun borrowed from French style (and ultimately from Latin stilus). The third-person singular possessive suffix -a attaches to the noun to form stílusa, as in az író stílusa (the writer's style) or a költő stílusa (the poet's style). The form is generally written in lowercase and only capitalized when starting a sentence or used in a title. It can function as a simple noun phrase or as part of a larger nominal structure, for example "Stílusa meghatározó" (its style is defining).

Usage and interpretation: Stílusa is frequently employed in literary, artistic, and design criticism to identify a recognizable voice or aesthetic—how choices in diction, sentence rhythm, imagery, or visual cues combine to produce a signature effect. It also appears in discussions of brand or collective identity, where a creator’s or organization’s stylistic traits help distinguish them from others.

See also: stílus; stilisztika; stilisztikai elemzés.