ülésre

Ülésre is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun ülés, which means a sitting, session, or meeting. The suffix -re is a directional or purposive ending used with nouns that denote events, places, or actions, indicating the target of an action or the occasion to which something relates. Therefore, ülésre roughly conveys “to the sitting” or “for the sitting” and is used in formal or administrative language to refer to a specific session or meeting.

In practice, ülésre appears in contexts such as invitations, agendas, or references to attendance or preparation for a session. For example, az ülésre szóló meghívó means “the invitation to the sitting,” and az ülésre vonatkozó napirendi pontok means “the agenda items for the sitting.” The form is one of several Hungarian -re constructions that mark direction or purpose related to events and harmonizes with the language’s vowel harmony rules.

Etymology: ülés + -re, a common Hungarian combination that forms an expression indicating direction toward a particular event or occasion. It is primarily found in more formal or official discourse, such as parliamentary or council contexts.

See also: ülés, napirend, tanácskozás, meghívó.