Kétharmada

Kétharmada is a Hungarian word that translates to "two-thirds." It is often used in a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative. In mathematics, it represents the fraction 2/3. This can be used in calculations involving proportions, ratios, or parts of a whole. For example, one might discuss kétharmada of a population or kétharmada of a budget.

Beyond its mathematical application, kétharmada can also describe a situation where a significant majority, but not all, of something is accounted for. For instance, a political commentator might state that kétharmada of the electorate voted for a particular candidate, implying a strong but not universal endorsement. In sports, it could refer to two-thirds of the players on a team achieving a certain performance metric. The term emphasizes that a substantial portion is involved, leaving a smaller remainder. It suggests a level of dominance or overwhelming presence without necessarily reaching totality. The specific meaning is usually clarified by the surrounding context in which the word is used.