adminisztrátori

Adminisztrátori is a Hungarian adjective derived from the noun adminisztrátor (administrator). It denotes something related to administration or to an administrator and is used primarily in formal or professional language. The form is typically placed before a noun to describe its relation to administration, for example adminisztrátori feladatok (administrative tasks), adminisztrátori jogkörök (the administrator’s powers), or adminisztrátori felelősség (the administrator’s responsibility).

Usage and nuance: Adminisztrátori emphasizes the role of the administrator or the administrative dimension of a task. It is common in organizational, bureaucratic, and legal contexts. The term is often contrasted with adminisztrációs, which more directly concerns the administration process itself, documentation, and paperwork rather than the person or role performing the tasks. In many situations, adminisztrátori and adminisztrációs can be used interchangeably when describing activities related to administration, but adminisztrációs tends to highlight procedural aspects.

Etymology and derivation: The adjective follows standard Hungarian derivational patterns: noun plus the suffix -i to form an adjective that agrees with the noun it modifies in number and case. The related noun adminisztrátor refers to the person, while adminisztrátor as an adjective focuses on the administrative function or domain.

See also: adminisztrátor, adminisztráció, adminisztrációs, közigazgatás, ügyintéző. Examples of usage include governmental, corporate, and institutional contexts where administrative tasks and authorities are described.