Szintet

Szintet is the accusative singular form of the Hungarian noun szint, which primarily means level, tier, or stage. Szint is used across a range of contexts, including physical levels or floors in a broader sense, levels in measurement or hierarchy, and figurative levels of difficulty or progression. In buildings, the word for floors is more commonly emelett or emelet, but szint appears in technical or formal language, and in compound terms such as talajszint (ground level) or hőmérsékleti szint (temperature level).

As a direct object, szintet is used with verbs that take a direct object, such as elérni (to reach), megemelni (to raise), or érni el. Examples include: A játékos elérte a következő szintet. The sentence means “The player reached the next level.” A mérnöki projekt elérte a kívánt szintet, meaning “The engineering project reached the desired level.” Szintet also appears in compounds and fixed expressions, for instance szintlépés (level up) and szintkülönbség (level difference), which extend the base meaning of szint to more specific notions of progression or comparison.

Linguistic notes: Szintet is not a separate lexical entry; it is the case-inflected form of szint, used whenever the level is the object of the action. The term covers both concrete and abstract senses of level, and its usage is common in technical writing, gaming, education, and everyday language when referring to levels, steps, or stages.