Egészt

Egészt is a term that may appear in Hungarian texts but is not a standard modern Hungarian word. It is largely considered archaic or dialectal, and most authoritative dictionaries do not treat it as a separate, widely used lexeme. In standard Hungarian, the meanings closest to those sometimes implied by egészt are conveyed by egész or egészen. When encountered, egészt is typically described as a variant spelling or a fossilized form in older literature, reflecting historical variation in spelling and pronunciation. Some lexicographic sources may cite egészt as a nonstandard form of egészen with an intensified sense of “completely” or “entirely.”

Because of its rarity and nonstandard status, egészt does not have a dedicated entry in major encyclopedias, and there is little to no documentation of a fixed meaning, usage rules, or etymology beyond its relation to the root egész. In other contexts, egészt may appear as a surname or as a place-name in local or historical records, but there is no widely known person or location of that name with enduring encyclopedic significance.

Overall, egészt is a marginal or historical linguistic form rather than a widely used term. For most purposes, it is replaced by the standard forms egész or egészen.