rövidítésével

A rövidítésével (Hungarian for "with its abbreviation") refers to the practice of using shortened forms of words or phrases in written or spoken Hungarian. Abbreviations are commonly employed in various contexts to enhance efficiency, save time, and improve readability, particularly in formal documents, technical writing, or everyday communication.

In Hungarian, abbreviations are typically formed by truncating the end of a word or phrase, often replacing it with a period or other punctuation. For example, "egyetem" (university) may be abbreviated as "egy." or "egyet." Similarly, "állami közoktatási intézmény" (state educational institution) is often shortened to "ÁKI." Some abbreviations are standardized and widely recognized, while others may vary depending on regional usage or specific fields.

Common areas where abbreviations are frequently used include:

- Academic and institutional contexts, such as "MSc" (master of science) or "PhD" (doctor of philosophy).

- Government and administrative documents, where terms like "Kormány" (Government) may appear as "Korm."

- Technical and scientific writing, where abbreviations like "Hz" (hertz) or "km" (kilometer) are standard.

- Everyday communication, such as "még" (still) abbreviated as "még."

While abbreviations streamline communication, they can sometimes lead to ambiguity or confusion, especially for those unfamiliar with the shortened forms. To mitigate this, it is often helpful to provide the full form of an abbreviation upon first use or in contexts where clarity is critical. Additionally, some abbreviations may evolve over time, reflecting changes in language usage or technological advancements.