másodfajú

Másodfajú is a Hungarian term that translates to "second-class" or "inferior quality" in English. It is often used in everyday language to describe something that is not the best available option, or is of lower standard than what is expected or ideal. The term can be applied to a wide range of contexts, from products and services to people and situations.

For example, a product described as másodfajú might be a less durable version of a popular item, or something with minor cosmetic defects. In a service context, it could refer to a less experienced staff member or a service that is not as comprehensive as a premium offering. The term is not necessarily pejorative but implies a comparative lack of quality or desirability.

In some historical or social contexts, "másodfajú" could refer to a person or group relegated to a subordinate or less privileged position. This usage would carry a more serious connotation, indicating discrimination or a lack of equal standing. However, in contemporary general usage, it typically denotes a lesser degree of quality or preference rather than a formal social hierarchy. The specific meaning often depends heavily on the context in which it is used.