Mindhárom

Mindhárom is a Hungarian term meaning “all three.” It is used as a determiner or pronoun to indicate that every member of a triad is included, referring to three items previously mentioned or understood from context. The form is a fixed compound that typically precedes a noun and agrees with the noun in number and case as required by Hungarian grammar.

In everyday use, mindhárom appears in sentences that assert the inclusion of all three referenced items. For example, mindhárom nap és mindhárom személy can be used to indicate that all three days or all three people are involved. It also functions in phrases like mindhárom közül, meaning “of all three.” The construction can be found across registers, from casual conversation to formal writing, and it is common in contexts involving choices, options, or sets of three.

Mindhárom is contrasted with related numerals and forms such as kettő (two) and mindkettő (both), where mindhárom specifically stresses the completeness of the three-item set. It is part of basic Hungarian numerals and commonly appears in dictionaries and language guides as a standard example of a triadic determiner.

Overall, mindhárom serves as a concise, flexible way to denote that all members of a three-item group are being referred to, without specifying which three items beyond the established context.