Szórásos

Szórásos is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "scattered," "dispersed," or "sown" in English. It is used to describe things that are spread out over an area rather than being concentrated in one place. For example, one might speak of szórásos település (scattered settlement) to describe a rural area where houses are spread far apart. It can also refer to a scattering of seeds, as in a farmer szórásos vetés (sowing by scattering). The term carries a sense of distribution rather than a single point. In a figurative sense, it can imply a lack of order or a wide distribution of elements, such as szórásos megfigyelések (scattered observations) in data that are not clustered. The root of the word, "szór," means to scatter or sprinkle, making the meaning of szórásos quite direct. The suffix "-ásos" indicates a characteristic or quality related to the root verb. Therefore, szórásos describes a state of being scattered or dispersed.