näha

Néha is a Hungarian adverb meaning "sometimes" or "occasionally." It indicates that an action or event occurs with low frequency rather than regularly and is widely used in both speech and writing.

In sentences, néha can appear at the beginning, in the middle, or at the end, depending on emphasis and rhythm. It is commonly contrasted with words such as általában (usually) and gyakran (often). Examples: "Néha elfelejtem a kulcsaimat." (Sometimes I forget my keys.) "Néha esik az eső." (Sometimes it rains.) "Néha érezni lehet a feszültséget." (Sometimes the tension can be felt.) The placement of néha can affect emphasis, with initial position often highlighting the occasional nature of the action.

As a common lexical item, néha is not a proper noun and is written in lowercase in ordinary text. The word is a standard part of the Hungarian lexicon for describing frequency or irregularity of events, and it frequently appears in everyday conversation, literature, and media. Its use helps convey nuance between irregular occurrences and more regular patterns of behavior.