kerekded

Kerekded is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "roundish" or "somewhat round" in English. It describes an object or shape that is not perfectly spherical or circular but possesses a rounded quality. The suffix "-ded" is a diminutive or pejorative suffix in Hungarian, suggesting that the roundness is not complete or ideal.

The term can be used in various contexts. For instance, one might describe a face as kerekded if it is plump or has soft, rounded features rather than sharp angles. A kerekded object could be a stone that has been worn smooth by water, or a vaguely circular stain on a surface. It implies a departure from a more precise geometric shape, often due to natural processes or a less defined form.

In a more figurative sense, kerekded can also describe something that is slightly plump or full-bodied. A person with a kerekded figure might be considered pleasantly rounded. The usage generally carries a neutral or even slightly affectionate connotation, avoiding the more negative implications that some diminutive suffixes can have. It's a descriptive word that captures a gentle, incomplete roundness.