teljesjogú

Teljesjogú is a Hungarian term that translates to "full-fledged," "fully entitled," or "with full rights" in English. It describes a person or entity that possesses all the necessary rights, privileges, and legal standing in a particular context.

The term is often used in legal and administrative contexts to denote complete authority or legitimate claim. For instance, a "teljesjogú tag" would be a fully participating member of an organization with all voting rights and responsibilities. Similarly, a "teljesjogú örökös" is an heir with the complete and undisputed right to inherit.

In a broader sense, "teljesjogú" can refer to achieving full citizenship, gaining complete control over a property, or having the unconditional authority to act. It signifies the absence of limitations or restrictions on one's rights or powers. The opposite would be someone or something that is partial, restricted, or only has limited rights. Understanding the context in which "teljesjogú" is used is crucial to grasping its precise meaning.