háromkötetes

Háromkötetes is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "three-volume" or "in three volumes" in English. It is used to describe a work, typically a book or a series of books, that is published in three separate physical volumes.

This term is commonly encountered in bibliographies, library catalogs, and discussions about literary works. For instance, a historical account or a comprehensive novel might be published as a "háromkötetes" work to accommodate its extensive content. The division into three volumes allows for a more manageable and often more aesthetically pleasing presentation of the material.

When referring to a "háromkötetes" work, it implies that the entire content is intended to be read across these three distinct parts, which are usually sold or cataloged together as a set. This distinguishes it from a single-volume work that might be unusually long or a collection of unrelated short works. The term emphasizes the physical structure of the publication.