kohéziós
Kohéziós is an adjective derived from kohézió, a concept meaning the tendency of parts to stick together. In Hungarian usage it describes properties or processes that involve cohesion, the act of binding or holding together. The term is used across scientific, social, and linguistic contexts to convey a common idea: internal or intrinsic sticking together.
In the natural sciences, kohézió refers to the intermolecular or interatomic forces that keep a substance intact.
In social contexts, kohézió denotes social cohesion—the degree to which members of a society or community feel
In linguistics and discourse analysis, kohéziós also describes cohesive devices that connect elements of a text,
Etymologically, kohéziós traces to the concept of cohesion, ultimately rooted in Latin and reinforced through European