legvégén

legvégén is a Hungarian phrase that translates to "at the end" or "in the end" in English. It is commonly used to indicate the conclusion of an event, a period of time, or a process. The phrase is formed by combining the word "leg" which signifies superlative, the word "vég" meaning "end", and the suffix "-én" which denotes a possessive or locative case, similar to "on" or "at".

The usage of legvégén can vary depending on context. For example, one might say "A film legvégén" which means "At the end of the film". Similarly, it can refer to the culmination of a longer period, such as "Az év legvégén" meaning "At the end of the year". In a more abstract sense, it can also denote the final outcome of a situation, akin to "In the end, everything worked out." The phrase emphasizes a point in time that marks a conclusion or the final result. It is a flexible and widely understood expression in the Hungarian language for denoting the termination of something.