Látásan

Látásan is a Hungarian word that translates to "visibly" or "apparently" in English. It is an adverb used to describe something that is noticeable, observable, or evident. The word is derived from the Hungarian verb "látni," meaning "to see."

When something is described as látásan, it means that it can be seen or perceived with the eyes. It suggests that the phenomenon or object in question is not hidden or subtle but rather is clearly apparent to observers. For example, one might say that a person's anger was látásan evident, meaning their anger could be clearly seen through their facial expressions or body language.

The term can also imply something that is apparent or seems to be the case based on outward appearances, even if the underlying reality might be different. In this sense, it is similar to the English word "apparently." For instance, a situation might appear látásan stable, suggesting that on the surface everything seems fine, but there could be underlying issues not immediately visible.

Látásan is a common word in everyday Hungarian conversation, used to add a layer of observable evidence or perceived reality to statements. Its usage helps to convey that something is not merely an assumption but is based on what can be seen or what appears to be the case.