Szobás

Szobás is a Hungarian term that translates to "roomed" or "having rooms" in English. It is often used to describe a dwelling or a space that is divided into distinct areas, typically for living, sleeping, or other specific functions. The term implies a degree of comfort and organization beyond a single, open space.

In the context of real estate or housing descriptions, "szobás" indicates the number of separate rooms a property contains. For instance, a "kétszobás ház" would refer to a two-room house, and a "háromszobás lakás" would denote a three-room apartment. The definition of a "room" in this context can vary, but it generally refers to an enclosed space that is separated by walls and doors, serving a specific purpose. This could include bedrooms, living rooms, dining rooms, and sometimes even kitchens or bathrooms, depending on the specific classification.

The concept of being "szobás" is central to understanding living arrangements and housing standards in Hungary. It differentiates between simpler accommodations and more complex, multi-functional living spaces. The number of "szobák" is a key factor in determining the size, utility, and value of a property.