Szénes

Színes is a Hungarian adjective meaning "colored" or "colorful." It describes objects that have color or display multiple colors, and it can be used figuratively to convey liveliness, variety, or vividness in scenes, artworks, media, or content. The term is commonly contrasted with fekete-fehér (black-and-white) or with színtelen (colorless).

In Hungarian, színes functions as an attributive adjective placed before the noun it modifies. It does not itself inflect for number or case; the noun carries the relevant endings, for example: színes ruha (a colorful dress), színes ruhák (colorful dresses). The adjective forms comparative and superlative degrees as színesebb (more colorful) and legszínesebb (most colorful). Its opposite is színtelen. Related terms include szín (color), színezés (coloring), and színezett (colored).

Common uses and phrases include színes televízió for color television, contrasted with fekete-fehér televízió for monochrome TV. Színes is also used metaphorically to describe media, literature, or performances that are vivid, diverse, or visually rich. In branding and journalism, the word emphasizes visual appeal, variety, and descriptive richness.

Etymology: színes derives from szín, the Hungarian word for color, combined with the adjectival suffix -es, yielding “colored” or “colorful.” It is part of a productive pattern in Hungarian for forming adjectives that describe sensory or qualitative properties.