üzletágat

Üzletágat is the accusative singular form of the Hungarian noun üzletág, which means a business division, line of business, or sector within a company or organization. It denotes a distinct unit that can be described, reviewed, or acted upon. The form üzletágat is used when this unit functions as the direct object of a verb.

Usage in sentences is typically as a direct object. For example: "A cég felülvizsgálja az üzletágat." (The company reviews the business division.) "Az elemzés hatással van az üzletágat." (The analysis affects the business division.) In writing, az üzletágat with the definite article az or a is common when referring to a specific, known division; egy üzletágat may be used for an indefinite reference.

Related terms and alternatives include üzletág (nominative form, meaning the business division in general), ágazat or szakterület (broader terms for a branch or area of activity), and divízió (a loanword often used in corporate contexts). The choice among these terms depends on context and formal register.

Notes on usage: üzletágat functions strictly as a grammatical case form, not as an independent lexical item. Its meaning aligns with the concept of a company’s internal organizational unit, and it appears primarily in business writing, financial reporting, and analyses that discuss specific divisions or sectors.