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Po wejściu w życie nowej konstytucji węgierskiej wzrosła potrzeba stworzenia nowych terminów prawnych, a co za tym idzie, konieczność stworzenia terminologii wielojęzycznej dostosowanej do nowej terminologii węgierskiej. Prawodawstwo niesie za sobą wymaganie stałości terminologicznej w celu utrzymania ciągłości prawa, oraz wymaganie komunikatywności tworzonego tekstu. Artykuł stanowi studium porównawcze trzech terminów. Przeprowadzona analiza ma charakter interdyscyplinarny, łącząc prawo z translatologią, wskazuje na potrzebę uporządkowania krajowego systemu terminologii języka prawa, a ponadto, do jednego z istotnych celów należy umożliwienie oceny węgierskiej konstytucji przez środowisko zagraniczne.Bibliografia
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