Központibbak

Központibbak is a Hungarian word that translates to "more central" or "more centralized." It is the comparative form of the adjective "központi," which means "central." This word can be used in various contexts, referring to physical locations, organizational structures, or abstract concepts.

In a geographical sense, "központibbak" would describe a place that is closer to the center of a city, region, or country compared to another location. For example, an apartment in the city center might be considered "központibbak" than a house in the suburbs.

Organizationally, "központibbak" can refer to a system where decision-making power or administrative functions are more concentrated in a single authority or location. A company that shifts from a decentralized model to one with more unified control might be described as becoming "központibbak." This can also apply to political systems, where a move towards more centralized governance from a federal or regional structure would be characterized as "központibbak."

Abstractly, "központibbak" can be used to describe ideas or approaches that are more focused on a core theme or principle. For instance, a research project that narrows its scope to a few key areas could be seen as becoming "központibbak." The word emphasizes a relative increase in centrality or concentration.