szótáru

Szótáru is a term of Hungarian origin that translates to "dictionary" or "word stock." It refers to a collection of words, often within a specific language or subject. In a linguistic context, szótáru can denote the vocabulary of an individual, a group, or a particular field of study. It encompasses the entire set of words and their meanings that are known or used by someone or within a certain domain.

The concept of szótáru is fundamental to language acquisition and communication. A richer szótáru allows for more nuanced and precise expression. For language learners, expanding their szótáru is a primary goal. Similarly, specialized professions often develop their own distinct szótáru, comprising technical terms and jargon specific to their area.

In a broader sense, szótáru can also be understood as the collective vocabulary of a language itself, representing the sum total of words available to its speakers. This includes common words, as well as rarer, archaic, or newly coined terms. The dynamic nature of language means that a szótáru is not static; it evolves over time with the introduction of new words and the obsolescence of others.