Számátlagos

"Számátlagos" is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "average" or "mean" in English when referring to numbers or quantities. It describes something that is typical, common, or falls within the expected range. It is derived from the Hungarian word "szám," meaning "number," and "átlagos," meaning "average."

The term "számátlagos" can be used in various contexts. For example, in statistics, it refers to the arithmetic mean, calculated by summing a set of numbers and dividing by the count of those numbers. A "számátlagos" income would represent the typical earnings of a population group. Similarly, a "számátlagos" temperature indicates the usual temperature for a particular time or place.

Beyond purely numerical contexts, "számátlagos" can also describe something that is ordinary or unremarkable. A "számátlagos" day might be one without any significant events, either positive or negative. In this sense, it conveys a sense of being neither exceptional nor poor, but rather fitting the general pattern. The adjective implies a lack of extremes and adherence to the norm.