vároként

Váró is a term used in Hungarian language, particularly in the context of wait times at public services, especially in healthcare and government offices. It is a notification or announcement indicating that a person's scheduled appointment has started, or is about to begin, and they are being called into the consultation room.

To await or wait for one's turn is the literal translation of the term vároként in Hungarian. It is often given over a public address system or a spokeperson's voice in waiting rooms, providing information to the waiting individuals about whose turn it is next. Váró is typically used in a clinic, hospital, or governmental building, such as a passport office, it informs those who are waiting concerning their place in the waiting line.

In some medical settings, a specific time or number is assigned to each patient who is scheduled for an appointment and is informed of their current standing. This allows those being called into the consultation room, or not that, ahead of those designated by lower numbers.

When a person hears "váró" their place in the queue could be next or fairly shortly there after. Their call to enter the room has arrived. The context displayed by the term, is for the occurrence of this transition.