Akváriumi

Akváriumi is a Hungarian adjective meaning “pertaining to an aquarium” or “aquarium-related.” It is used to describe objects, organisms, and activities associated with keeping aquatic life in controlled tanks. In everyday language, akváriumi describes living things such as fish and plants as well as non-living components like equipment, decor, and environments designed for display or study.

The base noun akvárium, meaning aquarium, is borrowed from the international term aquarium, which ultimately derives from Latin aqua, water. The suffix -i is used in Hungarian to form adjectives from nouns, so akvárium becomes akváriumi to indicate relation or belonging.

Examples of usage include akváriumi halak (aquarium fish), akváriumi növények (aquarium plants), and akváriumi berendezés (aquarium equipment). The term appears in hobbyist discourse, product descriptions, and educational writing about home or public aquariums and their management, including aspects such as water quality, lighting, and filtration.

Related terms include akvárium (the aquarium itself) and akvarista (the aquarium hobbyist). Akváriumi usage is common across contexts where the focus is on the care, design, or study of aquatic environments kept in tanks.