Röviden

Röviden is a Hungarian adverb meaning "briefly" or "in short." It is formed from the adjective rövid, meaning "short," with the adverbial suffix -en and functions as an adverb. The word is invariable and does not inflect for number, person, or tense. The standard pronunciation places the primary stress on the first syllable: röviden.

Röviden is used to introduce a concise statement, summary, or conclusion. It can appear at the beginning of a clause or sentence, often followed by a colon or comma, to signal brevity: Röviden: a terv megvalósult. Röviden, ezt az eredményt értük el. In formal writing, it is common in summaries or abstracts to begin with röviden or röviden összefoglalva. It can also occur in dialogue or informal speech to preface a short recap.

Examples of usage include: Röviden, a projekt sikerült. Röviden: a lényeg az, hogy költségek alacsonyak maradtak. Röviden, ezt gondolom.

Translations and related terms: in English, röviden is commonly translated as "in brief" or "in short." It is one of several expressions used to introduce concise statements; others include összefoglalva or rövid összegzés, which may be more formal or context-specific.