korszersítésekor

korszersítésekor is a Hungarian term that translates roughly to "during the weaving of a basket" or "while a basket is being made." It refers to the process and the specific time when a basket is actively being constructed, typically by interlacing flexible materials such as reeds, willow, rattan, or straw. This term encompasses the physical act of weaving, the arrangement of the base, the shaping of the sides, and the finishing touches that bring a basket into being.

The process of korszersítésekor can vary greatly depending on the type of basket, the materials used, and the cultural traditions associated with basketry. It involves a skilled hand and often a deep understanding of the properties of the chosen materials. Techniques can include simple over-under weaves, more complex twills, or even decorative braiding and coiling. The term implies a dynamic activity, a transformation of raw materials into a functional or decorative object.

In a broader, more metaphorical sense, korszersítésekor can be used to describe any process of creation or construction where elements are brought together and intricately combined to form a larger whole. This might extend to the building of structures, the development of complex systems, or even the formation of relationships, emphasizing the deliberate and intertwined nature of the assembly process. However, its primary and literal meaning remains rooted in the craft of basket weaving.