Töredékre

Töredékre is a Hungarian word that translates to "in pieces," "shattered," or "fragmented" in English. It is used to describe something that has been broken into many small parts or has become disorganized. The word can be applied to both physical objects and abstract concepts.

For example, one might say a vase fell and broke töredékre, meaning it shattered. In a more metaphorical sense, a person's dreams could be described as töredékre, indicating they have been dashed or ruined. Similarly, a political alliance might crumble töredékre if disagreements become too great. The term conveys a sense of complete disintegration or destruction.

The word is derived from the Hungarian word "töredék," which means "fragment" or "remnant." The "-re" suffix indicates a direction or a state of being, thus signifying a state of being broken into fragments. It is a commonly used word in Hungarian to express the idea of something being broken beyond simple repair, emphasizing the extensive nature of the damage.