egyazegy

Egyazegy is a Hungarian term that denotes a direct one-to-one relationship or interaction. Written as a single word, it is a compound of the phrase "egy az egy" ("one and one"), and is used in everyday Hungarian to describe direct pairing or individualized attention. The form without spaces—egyazegy—is common in headlines, branding, and informal writing.

In education and tutoring, egyazegy refers to one-to-one instruction, where a single learner works with a single instructor. It also appears in coaching and mentoring contexts to emphasize personalized guidance tailored to an individual.

In sports, media, and interviews, the phrase can describe a one-on-one format, such as a single-elimination duel, a one-on-one interview, or a direct confrontation between two participants. In data or mathematics discussions, speakers may use the idea of a 1:1 relationship to describe a direct correspondence between elements of two sets, though technical terms vary by discipline.

In Hungarian usage, egyazegy is not a formal technical term in all fields; its exact meaning depends on context and audience. It persists as a versatile descriptor for direct, individualized engagement and is sometimes used in branding to convey personal service or direct communication.

See also: One-to-one, One-on-one tutoring, Hungarian language.