idigényét

idigényét is a term with no established definition in standard Hungarian dictionaries. In linguistic and literary discussions, it is occasionally used as a nonce word to refer to the expression of a demand or claim by a subject within discourse. The word is generally treated as a hypothetical or creative formation rather than a conventional lexical item. It is said to derive from the noun igény (demand, need) and to be a stylized variant used to discuss how inflection and emphasis can shape meaning in Hungarian, especially in experimental or theoretical contexts. Because it is not widely attested in everyday language, its precise morphological status varies by author, and it may appear with different syntactic functions.

Usage of idigényét is typically confined to speculative or analytical writing, where it can occupy positions similar to other noun phrases expressing a demand, for example as the object of verbs such as kifejezi (to express) or hangsúlyoz (to emphasize). Example: a tanulmány az idigényét hangsúlyozó érveket vizsgálja. Another example: a közlemény az idigényét kifejező állításokra hívja fel a figyelmet. These constructions illustrate how a nonstandard form can foreground the object claim within discourse and highlight its role in argumentation.

See also: igény, követelés, discursív nyelvhasználat. References to idigényét are limited to theoretical or creative texts; it is not part of contemporary standard Hungarian usage.