látogatói

Látogatói is a Hungarian term used as an adjective and, less commonly, as a noun form related to visitors. It describes things connected to visitors or the act of visiting. In usage, it appears in expressions such as látogatói közönség (the audience of visitors), látogatói forgalom (visitor traffic), and látogatói élmény (the experience of a visitor).

The noun corresponding to a person who visits is látogató, with látogatók as the plural. The form látogatói functions primarily as an attributive adjective, preceding a noun to indicate relation to visitors, as in látogatói közönség or látogatói adatok. In statistics and tourism contexts, phrases like látogatói szám or látogatói forgalom denote the number of visitors and the pattern of visits.

Etymology: Látogatói is derived from the verb látogatni (to visit) and the noun látogató (one who visits). The suffix -i forms adjectives indicating relation or belonging, yielding terms that describe aspects pertaining to visitors or visiting.

Usage notes: The term is standard in cultural institutions, tourism, retail, museums, and web analytics. In digital contexts, látogatói forgalom typically refers to site visits, page views, and visitor sessions; látogatói adatok refer to demographic or behavioral data about visitors. The word carries a neutral, descriptive tone appropriate for official statistics and professional writing.

Translations: In English, látogatói is usually rendered as visitor or visitors’ when used attributively, depending on context. The term is widely understood in Hungarian and is common in formal and semi-formal discourse.