kiterjedtségét

The term kiterjedtségét is the Hungarian accusative form of kiterjedtség, which translates to “extent” or “scope” in English. It denotes the breadth, coverage, or range of something, whether that be a concept, an influence, or a physical area. In everyday language it can refer to the scope of a project, the reach of an influence, or the reach of a geographic boundary.

Etymologically, kiterjedtség is derived from the verb kiterjed, meaning “to extend” or “to spread.” The noun is formed with the suffix –tség, a common Hungarian ending that expresses abstract qualities or states. The word is genderless, but the accusative ending –t or –tét is added in different contexts depending on case and phonetics. In the form kiterjedtségét, the accusative ending –tét is appended to the noun.

In linguistic usage kiterjedtségét appears in both literary and technical writing. In academic texts it often describes the scope of statistical analyses, legal frameworks, or social phenomena. In journalism it might refer to the reach of a policy or policy’s impact. The word can be preceded by adjectives that refine the type of extent, such as széleskörű (comprehensive) or szűk (narrow).

Synonyms include elterjedtség, hatóköre, and súlyosság in contexts of influence or intensity. While kiterjedtségét specifically marks the accusative case, its nominative form kiterjedtség is used when the noun is the subject or an object of a verb that does not require the accusative.