menetének

Menetének is a Hungarian noun form used to refer to the course, sequence, or progress of something, and it often carries a sense of the schedule or route of events. It derives from the noun menet (meaning procession, march, sequence, or course) with a possessive suffix that marks ownership or relation to a noun in question. In practice, menetének can be translated as “the course of X,” “the progression of X,” or, in the sense of a parade, “the route of the procession.”

Usage and senses

- The course or progression of events: the phrase is commonly employed to describe how a process unfolds, such as the planning, execution, or development of an activity.

- The route or march of a procession: when referring to a parade or ceremonial movement, menetének conveys the path taken or the order of the march.

- Formal or written style: the form appears frequently in official documents, descriptions, or analytical writing that discusses sequences, schedules, or procedures.

Examples

- A konferencia menetének leírása. — The description of the course of the conference.

- A felvonulás menetének útvonala. — The route of the procession.

- A projekt menetének ütemterve. — The timetable for the course of the project.

Notes

As a possessive form linked to a noun, menetének is most often found in contexts that require a precise reference to how something proceeds or is conducted. It can function across many domains, including events, campaigns, projects, and administrative processes, where understanding the sequence or path is important.