testületi

Testületi is a Hungarian adjective derived from testület, meaning a formal assembly, body, or board. It denotes relation to that body and is used to describe actions, decisions, or members belonging to the body. The term functions as an attributive adjective and does not stand alone as a noun.

Common usages include phrases such as testületi ülés (council or board meeting), testületi határozat (resolution of the council), testületi tag (member of the council), testületi döntés (council decision), and testületi bizottság (board committee). It can also appear in contexts like testületi napirendi pont (an agenda item for the council). The term signals that the described item originates from or is administered by the relevant governing body.

Contexts and fields where testületi is frequently used include public administration, local government, educational institutions with governing boards, and organizations with formal corporate or statutory bodies. In Hungarian official language, it helps distinguish actions or roles tied to a specific decision-making body from those of other actors.

Etymology and grammar: testületi is formed from the noun testület plus the adjectival suffix -i. It accompanies a following noun and agrees in number and case (for example, testületi ülés, testületi ülésen, testületi tagok). Understanding its use helps in interpreting which authority or body is responsible for a given act or role.