Kefeszéles

Kefeszéles is a Hungarian term that translates literally to "comb-wide" or "comb-sized." It is primarily used in the context of describing the spacing of teeth, either on a comb or in a person's mouth. When referring to a comb, "kefeszéles" describes the distance between the teeth. A wide-toothed comb, for example, would be called a "kefeszéles" comb, implying a larger gap between its tines. Conversely, a comb with closely spaced teeth would not typically be described using this term.

In dentistry, "kefeszéles" can be used to describe the spacing between individual teeth. If there are noticeable gaps between a person's teeth, this condition might be referred to as having "kefeszéles" teeth, suggesting they are widely spaced, similar to the teeth of a wide-toothed comb. It's a descriptive term rather than a formal medical diagnosis. The visual analogy to a comb is the core of its meaning, emphasizing a separation or gap.