felszólalós

Felszólalás is a Hungarian term that translates to "address," "speech," or "interjection" in English, depending on the context. It generally refers to a spoken contribution made in a formal setting or as a reaction to something.

In a parliamentary or assembly context, a felszólalás is a formal speech delivered by a member to express their views, argue a point, or address a specific issue. These speeches are typically recorded in the official minutes and can influence debates and decisions. The speaker is usually granted a specific amount of time to present their arguments.

Beyond formal political settings, felszólalás can also describe a public address at a conference, a rally, or any gathering where individuals are invited or choose to speak to an audience. It can be a prepared statement or a more spontaneous contribution.

The term can also be used in a more general sense to indicate an interjection or a forceful utterance made in response to a situation or statement. This might be an expression of surprise, protest, or agreement. In this informal usage, it signifies a direct and often immediate verbal response. The core idea across all these meanings is that of speaking out, whether in a structured, persuasive manner or as a reactive statement.