láthatóban

Látóban is a Hungarian word that translates to "visible" or "apparent" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that can be seen or perceived with the naked eye. The term is derived from the verb "lát," which means "to see," and the suffix "-óban," which indicates a state or condition.

In Hungarian, látóban is often used in everyday conversation to describe objects, phenomena, or situations that are easily observable. For example, "A látóban szép nap van ma" translates to "It's a beautiful day today, quite visible." It can also be used in a more abstract sense to describe something that is clear, evident, or noticeable.

The opposite of látóban is "láthatatlan," which means "invisible" or "not visible." This term is used to describe something that cannot be seen or is hidden from view.

Látóban is a fundamental concept in both Hungarian and English, used to describe the state of being visible or apparent. Its usage is straightforward and widely understood in both languages.