napirend

Napirend is a Hungarian term that denotes two related concepts: the schedule of activities planned for a day and the agenda or program of a meeting or session. In everyday language it describes the daily routine or timetable that organizes activities from morning to evening. In formal contexts it can also refer to the set of topics to be discussed during a meeting.

In educational settings napirend typically refers to the timetable of classes, breaks, and associated activities, specifying the order and duration of lessons. In workplaces and public institutions it describes the planned sequence of tasks, shifts, and breaks for a given day. In meetings, especially in government or corporate settings, napirend or napirendi pont refers to the list of agenda items to be addressed, often published in advance so participants can prepare; the order of items reflects priorities and time constraints.

The term derives from nap (day) and rend (order). Usage notes: napirend can describe either a daily program or a meal’s or event’s itinerary, depending on context; napirendi pont is the individual item on a meeting agenda. Related terms include program, menetrend, or időbeosztás, all conveying planning and scheduling concepts. The concept of napirend emphasizes structure, predictability, and coordination in organizational settings.