böngésznként

Böngésznként is a Hungarian neologism that emerged in the early 21st century. It is derived from the Hungarian word "böngészni," meaning "to browse" or "to surf," and the suffix "-ként," which signifies "as" or "in the capacity of." Therefore, böngésznként literally translates to "as a browser" or "in the role of browsing."

The term is primarily used to describe the act of casually navigating the internet, often without a specific goal or destination in mind. It implies a leisurely exploration of websites, social media feeds, or online content. Unlike focused research or task-oriented internet use, böngésznként suggests a more relaxed and perhaps even aimless digital activity. It can encompass activities such as scrolling through news articles, watching random videos, or passively consuming information encountered online. The word captures a common behavior in the digital age, where individuals often spend time online simply to pass the time or to see what is available. While not a formal term in academic discourse, it is understood in informal Hungarian conversations about internet usage.