nagyrésztaz

Nagyrésztaz is a Hungarian word that translates to "mostly" or "largely" in English. It is commonly used as an adverb to indicate that something is true or happening for the most part, or that a situation is predominantly of a certain kind.

For example, one might say "az idő nagyrészt napos volt" which means "the weather was mostly sunny." Another instance could be "a könyv nagyrészt izgalmas volt" meaning "the book was largely exciting." The word can also be used to describe the composition of something, such as "a közönség nagyrészt fiatalokból állt," translating to "the audience consisted mostly of young people."

Nagyrésztaz is a versatile adverb that helps to qualify statements and provide a more nuanced description of a situation or object. Its usage is widespread in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing, offering a way to express a general tendency or prevalence without stating absolute certainty. It can be seen as a way to acknowledge that there might be exceptions or minor variations to the main point being conveyed.