idézései

idézései is a Hungarian term that translates to "his/her/its quotations" or "citations" in English. It refers to the collection of sayings, pronouncements, or references made by a particular individual or entity. The term can be used in various contexts, from literary analysis to academic research and even everyday conversation.

In a literary context, idézései might refer to the memorable lines spoken by a character in a novel or play, or the specific passages an author frequently draws upon from other works. Academically, it can denote the citations a scholar uses to support their arguments or the influence of one thinker's ideas on another. The term emphasizes the act of repetition or referencing, highlighting the source and the content of the original statement.

The plural form, idézései, indicates multiple instances of such quotations or citations. Understanding this term is key to comprehending discussions about the impact of specific statements or the body of work from which they originate. It’s a simple yet versatile word that captures the essence of referencing and attribution in the Hungarian language.