Tagok

Tagok is a Hungarian noun meaning the members of a group or organization. The singular form is tag, and the plural is tagok. The term is widely used in contexts such as clubs, associations, teams, committees, and other collectives to denote the individuals who belong to them. Common phrases include a klub tagjai (the club members) and a tagok száma (the number of members).

In usage, tagok are understood as people who participate in the life of the group and who usually have defined rights and responsibilities according to the rules or statutes of the organization. Related concepts include tagság, which denotes the status of being a member or the membership as a concept, and tagként, meaning acting as a member. Common processes associated with tagok include tagfelvétel (admission of new members) and a tag kilépése (the withdrawal or leaving of a member).

Notes on terminology and context: tagok should not be confused with terms for other uses of the word tag in Hungarian, such as labels or labels in computing, where the word tag may appear as a loanword from English. In everyday Hungarian, however, tagok almost always refers to people who belong to a group. The distinction from related terms is usually clear from surrounding context, particularly when discussing organizational structure, membership rights, or participation.

See also: tagság, tag, kilépés, címke.