Törzseknél

Törzseknél is a Hungarian word that translates to "at the tribes" or "with the tribes." It is a plural form of the word "törzs," which means "tribe." The word is often used in a historical, anthropological, or sometimes even a colloquial context to refer to groups of people organized in a tribal structure.

Historically, the term "törzs" has been applied to various indigenous peoples around the world, and "törzseknél" would indicate a location or context associated with these groups. In Hungarian history, the term is particularly relevant when discussing the early Magyar tribes that settled in the Carpathian Basin. The concept of tribal organization is also found in other cultures, and the Hungarian term can be used to describe similar social structures elsewhere.

In a more modern, though often less formal, usage, "törzseknél" might be used to describe gatherings or events related to communities that identify with tribal heritage or practices. This could include cultural festivals, traditional ceremonies, or even informal group meetings. The specific meaning and connotation of "törzseknél" are heavily dependent on the context in which it is used, ranging from academic discussions of ancient societies to more contemporary cultural expressions.