Hétesfejek

Hétesfejek is a term of Hungarian origin that literally translates to "seven heads." While it can refer to a group of seven individuals, it is more commonly used in a metaphorical or colloquial sense. The phrase often implies a collective or a council, sometimes with a connotation of indecisiveness or a multitude of opinions to consider. It can also be used humorously to describe a situation where there are too many leaders or too many people trying to take charge.

The etymology of the term is straightforward, stemming from the Hungarian words "hét" meaning seven and "fej" meaning head. The combination suggests a gathering where the heads, or minds, of seven people are involved. In some contexts, it might allude to a specific historical or folkloric group, though without further context, the interpretation remains general. The usage is flexible and depends heavily on the surrounding conversation or text. It is not a formal term and is typically found in informal discourse or literature.