Egyhangú

Egyhangú is a Hungarian adjective meaning "unanimous" or "single-voiced." It is used to describe opinions, votes, or decisions in which all participants agree, as well as musical or vocal qualities characterized by a single melodic line or tone.

The word derives from egy ("one") and hang ("voice" or "sound"), literally "one voice."

In political or legal contexts, egyhangú denotes full agreement among members. Expressions such as egyhangú döntés or egyhangú határozat indicate that a proposal received unanimous support. A sentence like A testület egyhangúlag szavazott would translate to "The body voted unanimously."

In music and speech, egyhangú describes a single melodic line without harmony (monophony). A mondatra utaló kifejezésként egyhangú dallam refers to a monophonic melody. In everyday language, egyhangú beszéd denotes a monotone delivery with little pitch variation.

Egyhangú is thus a versatile term across domains, signaling either consensus among people or a unvaried, single-voiced characteristic in sound. It is commonly used in formal reporting and discourse, where precise characterization of agreement or tone is important.