kötetekben

Kötetekben is a Hungarian word that translates to "in volumes" or "in volumes of". It is most commonly used in the context of published works, particularly books and periodicals, to indicate that something is issued or presented in a series of distinct parts or books. For example, a multi-volume encyclopedia would be described as being published "kötetekben".

The term implies a structured collection where individual units, or volumes, are bound together or intended to be read as part of a larger whole. This can apply to various forms of media, including academic journals, collections of essays, or even extensive novels that are divided for publication. The use of "kötetekben" suggests a deliberate organization and presentation of content across multiple, self-contained units.

In a broader sense, "kötetekben" can also refer to the physical nature of bound items. A library might store its collection of magazines "kötetekben", meaning they are kept in bound volumes. The word emphasizes the concept of multiple, distinct, yet related units forming a complete body of work.