Szereplk
Szereplk is a non-diacritic rendering of the Hungarian noun szereplők, which translates to “characters” or “cast” in fiction and performance. In standard Hungarian, szereplő refers to a person who appears in a story or on stage, and szereplők denotes the group of such participants—the characters or cast of a work. The term is used across literature, theatre, film, and television to discuss the people who act, speak, and influence a narrative.
Etymology and form: the word derives from szerep, meaning “role,” with the agentive suffix -lő, yielding a
Usage and meaning in media: in descriptions and analyses, characters are categorized by importance and function,
Notes on orthography: Szereplk appears primarily where diacritics are omitted, such as in URLs, programming identifiers,