félkövér
Félkövér is a Hungarian term that translates to "semi-bold" or "half-bold" in English. It refers to a typeface style that is bolder than regular (roman) type but not as heavy as full bold. This intermediate weight is often used to create subtle emphasis within text, distinguishing specific words or phrases without overwhelming the reader or disrupting the overall visual flow.
In typography, font weights are typically categorized on a spectrum. Regular is the standard, most common weight.
The use of félkövér is a stylistic choice made by designers and editors to guide the reader's