lexikonját

Lexikonját is a Hungarian term formed from lexikon, meaning lexicon or dictionary, and a possessive ending that indicates ownership by a subject. In usage, it translates roughly to “its lexicon” or “the lexicon of X” and is employed to refer to the collection of terms and definitions tied to a particular subject, person, organization, or work.

A lexikon (lexicon) is a reference resource that lists terms within a domain along with their definitions and often examples, cross-references, and notes on usage. A domain-specific lexikon emphasizes precise, consistent terminology and may omit broader language coverage found in general dictionaries. The lexikonját of a subject is the curated vocabulary that that subject—or its custodians—uses and promotes.

Entries in a lexikon usually include the term name, a concise definition, scope or applicability, context, and, where helpful, synonyms, examples, and sometimes pronunciation or etymology. Structures can be alphabetical, thematic, or networked through links between related terms. The quality of a lexikonját depends on clear scope, transparent editorial rules, and documentation of sources.

In practice, phrases like the medical lexikonját or the legal lexikonját refer to the specialized vocabulary associated with those fields or institutions. With digital development, many lexica exist as terminological databases or online glossaries, enabling search, updates, and interoperability with other resources. Historically, lexicons have evolved from medieval glossaries to modern, field-specific terminologies and computational lexica used in language technologies.