zenés

Zenés is a Hungarian adjective meaning "musical" or "related to music." It is formed from zene (music) with the suffix -s and is used to describe things that involve music, such as performances, events, or works. In everyday language, zenés typically precedes the noun it modifies: zenés előadás (a musical performance), zenés rendezvény (a music-oriented event), zenés film (a musical film). Compared with zenei, which is the more formal or technical term, zenés is common in colloquial speech and popular media and can carry a slightly more casual, entertainment-focused nuance.

As a noun, the close counterpart is zenész (musician). While zenész denotes a person who makes music, zenés qualifies objects or activities. The adjective also appears in numerous compound expressions, including zenés műfajok (musical genres), zenés program (music program), and zenés utcai show (street music performance).

Origin: from zene "music" plus the adjectival suffix -s. The form zenei exists as the standard adjective in more formal contexts, while zenés remains widespread in everyday usage.