felkérése

Felkérése is a Hungarian noun formed from the verb felkér, which means to invite, to request, or to appoint. The base noun felkérés denotes an invitation, a request, or a call to undertake a task. Felkérése is the possessive form used to indicate “the invitation or request of someone” or to refer to the act of inviting performed by a specified agent. The word is used in both everyday language and formal contexts.

In meaning, felkérése covers several related senses. It can denote a formal invitation to join a project or to assume a role, a specific request to perform a task, or a nomination for a position. In political and corporate discourse, one may encounter discussions of a person’s felkérése to lead a committee or to occupy a post. In general conversation, it can refer to any invitation extended by someone to another person, sometimes implying a degree of formality or obligation.

Felkérése is closely related to other terms such as felkérés and meghívás. Felkérés often carries a sense of formality or an implicit invitation to take on a responsibility or role, whereas meghívás more commonly indicates a social invitation. The exact nuance depends on context, but felkérése typically involves an action that may lead to an appointment, assignment, or official task.