specifikusak

Specifikusak is a term used in Hungarian technical discourse to denote a set of specific exemplars within a broader category. The word is formed from the adjective specifikus (specific) with the plural suffix -ak, and functions as a plural noun referring to items singled out by explicit criteria.

In practice, specifikusak may appear in fields such as linguistics, data annotation, or taxonomy to designate those members of a group that meet a predefined threshold or possess a distinctive combination of attributes. For example, in a dataset of plant specimens, the specifikusak would be the subset that displays marker X and lacks marker Y. The concept emphasizes specificity and selection criteria rather than the population as a whole.

Usage varies by discipline. Some writers use specifikusak as a technical shorthand for "the specific instances under consideration," while others use it informally to refer to notable exemplars. It is not a widely standardized term in major dictionaries, and its acceptance tends to be regional or discipline-specific within Hungarian texts.

See also: specificity, specimen, sample, Hungarian terminology for technical language.