engedélyére

engedélyére is a Hungarian word that translates to "on his/her permission" or "with his/her authorization" in English. It is a possessive form of the word engedély, which means permission, permit, or license. The suffix -re indicates a directional or temporal relation, often implying movement towards or adherence to something.

In practical terms, engedélyére signifies that an action is being carried out because the relevant individual has granted consent or issued a formal permit. For example, if someone enters a building with engedélyére, it means they have been given permission to do so by the owner or authorized person. Similarly, if a document is published engedélyére, it implies that the copyright holder has given their authorization.

The word is commonly used in formal contexts, such as legal documents, official correspondence, and administrative procedures, where the granting of permission or a license is a crucial element. It can also appear in more casual settings, though less frequently, to emphasize that something is happening with the explicit approval of another party. Understanding engedélyére is key to comprehending the nuances of permission and authorization within the Hungarian language.