idézeteknél

Idézeteknél refers to a Hungarian word that translates to "in quotes" or "in quotation marks" in English. It is used to indicate that a specific phrase or sentence is being directly reproduced from another source. In Hungarian, idézeteknél is often used to introduce a quote, followed by the quoted text enclosed in quotation marks. This practice is common in both written and spoken Hungarian to attribute a statement to its original author and to maintain the integrity of the quoted material.

The use of idézeteknél is essential in academic writing, journalism, and literature to avoid plagiarism and to give proper credit to the source of the information. It helps readers understand that the quoted material is not the author's original work but rather a reproduction of someone else's words. This practice is also crucial in maintaining the context and meaning of the original statement, as it is often used to support arguments, provide examples, or offer insights from other sources.

In Hungarian, idézeteknél is typically followed by the name of the author or source of the quote, and sometimes the page number or specific reference if the quote is from a book or article. This additional information helps readers locate the original source and verify the accuracy of the quoted material. The use of idézeteknél is a fundamental aspect of citation practices in Hungarian and is essential for maintaining the integrity and credibility of written and spoken communication.