tanítvány
Tanítvány is a Hungarian noun referring to a person who is being taught or mentored by a teacher or master. It denotes a pupil, disciple, or apprentice, and often implies an ongoing relationship of instruction, skill transmission, or apprenticeship rather than casual schooling. The term is commonly used in contexts involving a master and student, such as arts, crafts, sciences, or spiritual traditions, where knowledge or techniques are transmitted from the teacher to the learner.
Etymology and nuance: the word is formed from the verb tanít, “to teach,” with the suffix -vány,
Usage: tanítvány is appropriate when highlighting mentorship, apprenticeship, or the lineage of instruction. In modern general
Related terms: mester-tanítvány (master and pupil), tanító (teacher), diák (student), tanuló (learner). The term often appears