hindúázsiai

Hindúázsiai is a Hungarian-language neologism used to describe the conceptual space where Hindu religious and cultural elements intersect with broader Asian contexts. The term is formed from hindú (Hindu) and ázsiai (Asian). It is not a widely established term in international scholarship and does not denote a single, fixed body of practices, but rather a way some authors frame cross-cultural phenomena.

Usage and scope typically appear in Hungarian-language discussions within anthropology, religious studies, or cultural studies. Hindúázsiai may be employed to describe transregional religious networks, diasporic communities, and artistic or architectural motifs that reflect Hindu influence across Asia. The term can also appear in analyses of how Hindu festivals, rituals, and iconography interact with other Asian traditions, including elements of Buddhism, local folk beliefs, or regional cultural practices.

Limitations and cautions: because hindúázsiai is not a standard term, its meaning varies with the author’s intent and regional context. It requires clear definitions and careful attention to regional differences to avoid overgeneralization of diverse practices into a single category. For English-language readers, related discussions are often framed with phrases such as "Hindu influence in Asia" or "Hindu diaspora communities" rather than this specific neologism.

See also: Hinduism, Asian studies, diaspora studies, syncretism.