Átvitelére

Átvitelére is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the noun átvitel, meaning transmission or transfer. The form combines the base word with an allative-like ending (-ére) to mark a directional or referential relation to the concept of transmission. In practice, átviteleré functions as a noun form used in noun phrases that describe what concerns or relates to that transmission.

Usage and meaning

Átvitelére is most common in formal, technical, or legal Hungarian, where it appears in phrases such as átvitelére vonatkozó, meaning “concerning its transmission” or “pertaining to its transmission.” The construction often introduces regulatory, descriptive, or evaluative clauses about the transfer of data, signals, goods, or other items. For example: Az átvitelére vonatkozó előírások változtak, meaning “The regulations concerning its transmission have changed.” The form is not a separate lexical word but a grammatical one, used to specify the topic or object of discussion within a sentence.

Etymology and morphology

Átvitelére is formed by the noun átvitel plus the suffix -ére, an allative-style ending used in various contexts to indicate reference to or toward the referred concept. This suffixation allows a fluent linking to modifiers such as vonatkozó, which further clarifies that the sentence concerns the transmission in question.

See also

átvitel; adatátvitel; vonatkozó.