Anyagúak
Anyagúak is a Hungarian term used to describe material beings or physical substances—entities that have matter, occupy space, and possess mass. The word is formed from the noun anyag (material, substance) with the suffix -ú and the plural ending -ak. The singular form is typically alattributed as anyagú. The term is not a formal scientific category; it appears in philosophical discussions, education, and everyday language to contrast tangible, physical things with abstract or non-material concepts such as ideas, numbers, or energies.
In philosophical contexts, the distinction is often drawn between anyagúak and non-material realities like szellem or
Examples of anyagúak include natural substances such as kő (rock), víz (water), and fa (wood); engineered materials