Tételrl

Tételrl is not a recognized mathematical term in standard usage. It is typically a misspelling or an ASCII rendition of the Hungarian word tételről, which means “about the theorem” or “concerning the theorem.” In most authoritative Hungarian texts, the diacritic form tételről is used.

Etymology and morphology: tétel means “theorem” in Hungarian, and the suffix -ről indicates a topic or subject, yielding “tételről” = “about the theorem.” When diacritics are stripped in plain ASCII or OCR-derived texts, tételről can appear as tetelrol or tételrl, with the latter closely resembling the misspelled form under discussion.

Usage and context: In Hungarian mathematical writing, phrases like tételről szóló bebizonyítás or tételről szóló megjegyzés are used to refer to the proof or discussion related to a specific theorem. The form tételrl does not denote a separate concept and is generally considered an orthographic error or a nonstandard transcription. In non-Hungarian contexts or informal notes, such misspellings may appear, but they are not standard citations or terminological entries.

Related topics: Theorem, Hungarian mathematical terminology, orthography, OCR and text encoding in mathematics, linguistic variations in technical writing.

Note: As a nonstandard variant, tételrl is not documented as an independent concept in mathematical literature. Correct usage is tételről when referring to the theorem or related discussion in Hungarian.