különíthetetlen

Különíthetetlen is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "inseparable" or "indivisible" in English. It describes a state of being so closely connected or fundamentally linked that separation is impossible or impractical. This term can be applied in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

In a literal sense, "különíthetetlen" might describe physical objects that are permanently fused or joined, making it impossible to pull them apart without causing damage. For instance, two pieces of metal welded together might be considered "különíthetetlen." More commonly, however, the adjective is used metaphorically.

Figuratively, "különíthetetlen" often refers to abstract concepts, relationships, or qualities that are intrinsically bound. For example, love and sacrifice can be described as "különíthetetlen" aspects of a deep relationship. Similarly, certain rights might be considered "különíthetetlen" from fundamental freedoms, implying that one cannot exist without the other. In mathematics, "különíthetetlen" can refer to components of a structure that cannot be separated without altering the structure's essential nature. The concept emphasizes a profound and fundamental unity.