zárójeles

Zárójeles is a Hungarian word that translates to "parenthetical" or "in parentheses" in English. It refers to anything that is enclosed within parentheses, typically used to add supplementary information, explanations, or as an aside within a sentence or larger text. In linguistic and grammatical contexts, the use of parentheses (zárójel) is a common punctuation mark.

The function of zárójeles material can vary. It might contain a clarifying detail that is not essential to the main flow of the sentence, an author's comment, a citation, or even a humorous remark. For example, a sentence might read: "The research was conducted over several months (from January to March) to ensure thoroughness." Here, "from January to March" is zárójeles, providing specific temporal context.

In programming, the term can also appear in discussions related to code syntax, where parentheses often denote function calls, grouping of expressions, or specific data structures. The concept of zárójeles is fundamental to how information is organized and presented in various forms of communication and notation.