idrendjét

idrendjét is a non-diacritic variant of a Hungarian grammatical form that corresponds to the standard időrendjét. The base noun időrend denotes the chronological order or time-based sequence of events, items, or data. When used to express “its chronology” in the definite accusative, the form időrendjét appears; the same concept is written with diacritics as időrendjét in properly accented Hungarian. In practice, idrendjét (or időrendjét) functions as the object of a verb, indicating that the chronology of something is being stated, examined, or described.

The word combines idő (time) and rend (order, arrangement) to form a concept of temporal arrangement. The possessive and definite-object inflections reflect standard Hungarian morphology: időrendjét literally means “its chronology” in contexts where the chronology is the direct object of the verb. This form is common in scholarly writing, archival descriptions, and technical documentation, where precise sequencing by time is important.

Usage tips: időrendjét is used to refer to the chronology of a particular subject, document, dataset, or event series. It is not a separate field or discipline; rather, it is a grammatical form that enables authors to discuss the ordering of events in time. It is distinct from related terms such as időrend (the chronology in general) and menetrend (timetable), which serves different practical meanings.

See also: időrend, kronológia, időszak, menetrend.