fennállók

Fennállók is a Hungarian term used in formal language to denote items or elements that are currently existing, in force, or outstanding. It derives from fennálló, an adjective meaning existing or in effect, and fennállók is the plural form used as a substantive to refer to the set of such items.

In legal, administrative, and financial contexts, fennállók commonly refers to obligations, claims, or rights that persist at a given time. Examples include fennálló kötelezettségek (existing obligations), fennálló tartozások or fennálló követelések (outstanding receivables or liabilities), and fennálló jogok (existing rights). The term helps distinguish what is still operative or due from what has already been settled, fulfilled, or extinguished.

Use and nuance: fennállók is typically found in official documents, reports, and contractual language. It emphasizes the current status of items rather than their historical or future aspects. While fennálló is most often used as an adjective, fennállók appears as a plural noun in contexts where a list or category of current items is implied or enumerated.

Related terms include fennálló jog- és kötelezettségállapot (the state of existing rights and obligations) and phrases like fennálló tartozások értéke (the value of outstanding liabilities). In everyday speech, more specific phrases are usually preferred, but fennállók may appear in formal summaries and legal writings to group together current, unresolved elements.