tisztasági

Tisztasági is an adjective in Hungarian derived from the noun tisztaság, meaning cleanliness or purity. The suffix -i forms adjectives from nouns, so tisztasági literally conveys the idea of something being related to cleanliness or sanitary conditions.

The term is most commonly found in formal, technical, or regulatory language rather than everyday speech. It appears in a range of compound expressions describing hygiene or cleanliness-related requirements and assessments. Typical usages include tisztasági előírások (sanitation or cleanliness regulations), tisztasági követelmények (cleanliness standards), tisztasági vizsgálat (sanitary examination), tisztasági tanúsítvány (sanitation certificate), and tisztasági állapot (state of cleanliness).

In contemporary Hungarian, tisztasági is often complemented or replaced by more everyday equivalents such as higiéniai or higiénés, especially in common discourse. The word remains common in institutional, industrial, and public-health contexts where precise references to sanitation and cleanliness are required.

Related terms include tisztaság (cleanliness, purity) and higiénia (hygiene). The concept of tisztasági thus sits at the intersection of cleanliness, sanitary quality, and regulatory compliance, and it is used to describe conditions, procedures, or documents connected to maintaining or verifying cleanliness.