tízszer

tízszer is a Hungarian adverb that translates to "ten times" in English. It is used to indicate multiplication by the number ten, or to express a repeated action occurring ten times. For example, if someone said "tízszer annyi", it would mean "ten times as much." Similarly, "tízszer megcsináltam" means "I did it ten times."

The word is formed by combining the Hungarian numeral "tíz" (ten) with the adverbial suffix "-szer" (times, -fold). This suffix is commonly used in Hungarian to create adverbs of frequency or multiplication. Other examples include "egyszer" (once), "kétszer" (twice), and "háromszor" (three times).

"tízszer" can be used in various contexts, from simple arithmetic to describing the intensity or frequency of an event. It serves as a straightforward way to convey a multiplicative relationship or a high degree of repetition. The grammatical function of "tízszer" is always adverbial, modifying verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. Its usage is consistent within the Hungarian language, making it a fundamental part of expressing multiplicative concepts.