szótagú
Szótagú is a Hungarian adjective meaning “having a specified number of syllables.” It is used to describe both words and lines of poetry according to their syllable count. When applied to a word, it indicates how many syllables the word contains; when applied to a line, it describes the number of syllables in that line.
Origin and formation: The term is derived from szótag, meaning syllable, with the suffix -ú, which creates
Usage and examples: Common forms include egyszótagú (one-syllable), kétszótagú (two-syllable), and háromszótagú (three-syllable). For example, fa
In poetry and linguistics, szótagú is also relevant to syllabic metrics, where verse is organized by the