konzulátusán

A "konzulátusán" is a Hungarian word that translates to "at his/her/its consulate" or "in his/her/its consulate." It is a possessive form of the word "konzulátus," which means consulate. A consulate is a diplomatic mission, typically headed by a consul, that is established in a foreign city to represent the interests of its home country and its citizens. Consulates handle a range of duties, including issuing visas, providing assistance to citizens abroad, and facilitating trade and economic relations.

The suffix "-án" in Hungarian indicates possession or location, akin to the English prepositions "at" or "in" when referring to a specific entity's place. Therefore, "konzulátusán" would be used in a sentence to denote something happening at or within the premises of a consulate, with the specific owner or entity implied by the context. For example, one might say that a passport was processed "konzulátusán" if it was done at a specific country's consulate. This grammatical construction is common in Hungarian for indicating location related to a possessed item or place.