megkötésén

Megkötésén is a form of the Hungarian noun megkötés, which denotes the act of binding, tying, or more commonly the conclusion or binding of an agreement. Megkötés can refer to physical binding as well as to the establishment of obligations or commitments in a legal or contractual sense. The locative form megkötésén is used to indicate the context, location, or object related to that binding event, such as a discussion, action, or process surrounding the binding.

Etymology and scope: megkötés is formed from kötés (binding, tying) with the prefix meg-, which can signal completion, result, or a decisive action. In legal and administrative Hungarian, megkötés often corresponds to the moment of concluding a contract, treaty, or binding agreement. The term can be used more broadly to describe any act that creates a binding obligation, whether in commerce, law, or interpersonal arrangements.

Usage notes: Megkötés is common in formal or legal language, especially in phrases such as megkötés és végrehajtás (binding and execution) or megkötésének feltételei (the terms of the binding). The locative megkötésén appears when the binding is the object of study, discussion, or action, for example: A jogi csoport a megkötésén dolgozott. A szerződés megkötésén belül felmerültek kérdések. More typical alternatives in everyday language include megkötésének megítélése or a szerződés megkötése, depending on nuance.

See also: megkötés, kötés, szerződés megkötése, megkötésének.