elkülönülve

Elkülönülve is a Hungarian word that translates to "separately," "distinctly," or "apart" in English. It is used to describe a state of being set aside, divided, or isolated from other things. The word can be applied in various contexts, from physical separation to abstract or conceptual differences.

In a literal sense, elkülönülve might refer to objects or entities that are physically distanced from one another. For instance, two houses standing elkülönülve on a large plot of land indicate they are not adjacent. Similarly, a person living elkülönülve from their family implies a physical separation or living in a different location.

Beyond the physical, elkülönülve can also denote a conceptual or social distinction. A group of students studying elkülönülve from the main class suggests they are in a separate session, perhaps for specialized learning. In a more abstract sense, a concept or idea that is presented elkülönülve might be intended to be understood on its own terms, without being immediately intertwined with other concepts. The word emphasizes individuality and a lack of immediate connection or integration. It highlights that which is set apart or maintained in its own space.