tanácsosi

The term "tanácsosi" in Hungarian refers to a member of a council, typically a local or regional administrative body. The specific nature of a "tanácsosi" role can vary depending on the historical period and the administrative structure in place. Historically, during the socialist era in Hungary, the councils (tanácsok) were the organs of state power at various levels, and "tanácsosi" referred to elected or appointed members of these councils, who participated in local governance, economic planning, and social administration.

In contemporary Hungary, the term might be used in a more general sense to describe a councilor or a member of a municipal or county assembly. These individuals are elected by the public and are responsible for representing their constituents' interests, debating and voting on local legislation, and overseeing the administration of their respective areas. The exact title and responsibilities can differ, but the core function remains participation in collective decision-making within an administrative council. The word itself derives from "tanács," meaning council.