tkenyereség
tkenyereség is a coined Hungarian term formed from kenyér, meaning bread, and the abstract noun suffix -ség, used to describe the social condition of having access to basic sustenance—bread—for a population. The term is not part of standard Hungarian vocabulary and appears mainly in contemporary debates, essays, and sociolinguistic discussions as a way to foreground food security in economic and social policy.
In usage, tkenyereség refers to the degree to which individuals or households can obtain enough food to
Measurement of tkenyereség is not standardized; common proxies include caloric intake, share of income spent on
As a neologism, its interpretation varies by author or discourse, and it should be defined in context