bevezetéskezdet

The term "bevezetéskezdet" is a Hungarian compound word. It is formed by combining "bevezetés," which translates to "introduction," and "kezdet," meaning "beginning." Therefore, "bevezetéskezdet" literally translates to "introduction beginning."

In practical usage, this term can refer to the initial phase of an introduction. It signifies the very start of a spoken presentation, a written document, or any form of content where an introductory section is being presented. It emphasizes the point where the introductory remarks or statements begin.

For instance, in a speech, the "bevezetéskezdet" would be the first few sentences spoken as the speaker starts to address the audience and set the context for their talk. In a book, it would be the opening lines of the preface or the introductory chapter. The phrase highlights the nascent stage of the introductory process, before it has fully developed into the body of the introduction itself. It is a descriptor of the absolute starting point of the introductory material.