sorozatú

Sorozatú is a Hungarian word that translates to "serialized" or "series" in English. It is commonly used to describe content that is released in installments or episodes over a period of time. This can apply to various forms of media, including television shows, web series, books, and even certain types of video games.

When something is described as "sorozatú," it implies a narrative that unfolds gradually, often with cliffhangers or recurring characters and themes. This structure allows for deeper character development and more complex plotlines than a single, self-contained work might offer. For example, a "sorozatú regény" would be a novel published in multiple parts, or a television program is inherently a "sorozatú műsor."

The term emphasizes the sequential nature of the content and the expectation that audiences will consume it over time. This serialized format has become increasingly popular with the rise of streaming services, which often release entire seasons of shows at once, encouraging binge-watching. However, the concept of serialization has a long history in literature and broadcasting.