elterjedve

elterjedve is a Hungarian adverb that translates to "widespread," "prevalent," or "common" in English. It describes something that is found in many places, among many people, or has become very popular or familiar.

The adverb is often used to indicate the extent to which something, such as a custom, a technology, a belief, or a disease, has spread throughout a population or area. For example, one might say that a particular type of music is "elterjedve" among young people, meaning it is very popular and widely listened to by that demographic. Similarly, a new invention could become "elterjedve" if it is adopted by many consumers and businesses.

The word originates from the Hungarian verb "elterjedni," which means "to spread" or "to become widespread." The "-ve" ending signifies the past participle or adverbial form. Understanding "elterjedve" is key to grasping nuances of distribution and popularity when reading or listening to Hungarian. It provides a simple yet effective way to convey that something is not isolated but rather has a significant presence.