Ágazatilag

Ágazatilag is a Hungarian adverb that translates to "branchwise," "sectorally," or "divisional." It is used to describe something that is organized, divided, or considered according to branches, sectors, or divisions within a larger entity. This entity can be a company, an organization, an industry, or even a more abstract concept.

The word is formed by adding the Hungarian adverbial suffix "-lag" to "ágazat," which means "branch" or "sector." Therefore, "ágazatilag" inherently suggests a breakdown or analysis based on these distinct parts. For example, a company might report its financial performance ágazatilag, meaning it details the profits and losses for each of its business divisions separately. Similarly, an industry might be analyzed ágazatilag to understand the trends and challenges within specific sub-sectors.

In practical usage, "ágazatilag" implies a structured approach to examining or managing different components of a whole. It emphasizes the distinct nature of each branch or sector and how they contribute to or function within the larger system. This can be applied to various contexts, from economic reporting and corporate strategy to organizational structures and even scientific classifications. The term highlights a method of organization or analysis that respects and distinguishes between the individual branches.