nagyigény

Nagyigény is a Hungarian noun that denotes a high level of demand or need for resources, services, or attention. It is formed from the adjective nagy (big) and the noun igény (demand, need). The term is used in both everyday language and more formal contexts to describe situations where requirements or expectations are substantial.

In economic and business discourse, nagyigény can refer to markets, customers, or projects with strong or complex needs, which may require greater capacity, customization, or higher costs to satisfy. In public planning and social policy, the concept can describe groups or households with extensive or specialized support needs, for example in health care, education, or social services. The phrase can also appear in media and discussions about consumer preferences, indicating that a product, service, or infrastructure must meet considerable standards or demands.

Nagyigény often carries a neutral descriptive tone, but it can imply practical challenges for providers, such as longer lead times, higher resource use, or intensified service delivery. In combination with the adjective nagyigényű, it can describe a person, program, or project characterized by high requirements or demanding conditions.

See also: igény, kereslet, nagyfokú igényű szolgáltatások.