Példáulcs

Példáulcs is a Hungarian term that combines the words *példa* (example) and *cs* (a colloquial abbreviation for *csak*, meaning "only"). The phrase is commonly used in everyday Hungarian speech to refer to a simple, straightforward, or basic example of something. It often implies that the example is easy to understand or represents a minimal case of a concept.

The term gained popularity in informal contexts, particularly in discussions about technology, programming, or abstract concepts where a concrete illustration is needed. For instance, someone might say "nézzünk egy példáulcs-t" ("let's look at a simple example") to suggest a basic demonstration rather than a complex explanation. It reflects a cultural preference for clarity and practicality in communication.

While *példáulcs* is not a formal term in Hungarian linguistics, it is widely recognized in spoken language. Its usage is similar to phrases like "for example" or "let's say" in English, but with a more colloquial and Hungarian-specific flavor. The term highlights how Hungarian speakers often simplify explanations to make them more accessible.

Though not found in standard dictionaries, *példáulcs* is frequently used in online forums, tutorials, and casual conversations. Its informal nature makes it a useful tool for breaking down complex ideas into digestible parts. Over time, it has become a shorthand for emphasizing simplicity in examples.