Hosszúkásan

Hosszúkásan is a Hungarian adverb that translates to "elongatedly" or "lengthily" in English. It describes something that is done in a prolonged or extended manner, often implying a lack of conciseness or a drawn-out process.

The word is derived from the Hungarian adjective "hosszúkás," which means "elongated" or "somewhat long." The "-an" suffix is a common adverbial ending in Hungarian. Therefore, "hosszúkásan" literally means "in an elongated way."

It can be used in various contexts. For example, one might describe a story being told "hosszúkásan," indicating it was too long and detailed. Similarly, a process might be described as proceeding "hosszúkásan" if it took an unnecessarily long time to complete. It can also refer to a physical shape, such as a face that is "hosszúkásan" formed, meaning it is rather long and narrow. The usage generally implies a certain degree of tedium or inefficiency associated with the prolonged nature of the action or description.