Ülésen

Ülésen is the inessive form of the Hungarian noun ülés, meaning a session or meeting. In Hungarian grammar, the inessive case marks location inside or within something, and when used with events it is commonly translated as in the session or during the meeting. The form is created by adding the locative suffix -en to the word, following regular vowel harmony; from ülés the result is ülésen.

Usage of ülésen is typical in formal or institutional language, such as political bodies, councils, courts, and organizational contexts. It indicates the place or time of actions related to the session. For example: Az ülésen a napirendi pontokról döntöttek (During the session they decided on the agenda items). Az ülésen elhangzott beszéd hosszú volt (The speech delivered at the session was long). A képviselők az ülésen részt vettek (The representatives attended the session).

Etymology and notes: ülésen is formed by the base noun ülés plus the locative suffix -en, aligning with Hungarian vowel harmony rules. It conveys a spatial or temporal sense tied to the event referred to as a session or meeting, and it is commonly used in reporting, minutes, and formal summaries of meetings.