Þórði

Írói is a Hungarian word that functions primarily as an adjective meaning “writer’s” or “pertaining to writers.” It is formed from the noun író (writer) plus the adjectival suffix -i, which is used in Hungarian to create relations of possession or association. In use, it describes things connected with writing or writers, and can appear in terms such as írói tehetség (writerly talent) or írói életmű (the body of work of a writer).

In linguistic contexts, írói serves to characterize literary qualities or the professional domain of authors. It is not a term for a specific literary movement or organization by itself, but rather a descriptive form that can modify a wide range of nouns related to writing and literature.

Geographically, there is no widely cited place officially known simply as Írói in major gazetteers. If the form appears in toponyms, it would typically be as part of longer names or as a historical/local reference rather than as an independent, internationally recognized place name.