benyújtó

Benyújtó is a Hungarian term for the person or entity that submits documents or proposals to an authority, such as a court, government body, or organization. It is formed from the verb benyújtani, meaning to submit or present, with the agent suffix -ó, producing a neutral, gender-free designation of the submitting party.

Use and context: The benyújtó is the party responsible for filing a document—such as a petition, application, complaint, motion, or appeal—with an official body. In legal and administrative language the term is common in phrases such as benyújtó fél (the submitting party) or a submitted document identified by its benyújtott tartalom. Depending on the type of document, the benyújtó may be described by other roles (for example applicant, complainant, or petitioner), but benyújtó is the general label for the actor who initiates the submission.

Notes on style and usage: The term is primarily used in formal and official contexts, including court filings and administrative procedures. It is a neutral term that does not specify the function of the submitting party beyond the act of submission. The recipient or authority that receives the submission is not called the benyújtó; rather, the recipient processes the benyújtott beadvány.

See also: benyújtás (the act of submission), beadvány (petition or submission), kérelem (request or petition), panasz (complaint), fellebbezés (appeal).