tanulva

Tanulva is a Hungarian word that translates to "by learning" or "through learning" in English. It is the adverbial form of the verb "tanulni," which means "to learn." The word "tanulva" emphasizes the process or method by which something is acquired or achieved. It suggests that knowledge, skill, or understanding is gained through active study, practice, or experience.

This term is commonly used in educational contexts and everyday conversation in Hungary. For instance, one might say that a person is successful "tanulva," meaning they achieved success through diligent study and effort. It can also describe how a skill is developed, such as mastering a musical instrument "tanulva," implying that it was done through consistent practice and learning. The concept highlights the active and often gradual nature of acquiring new abilities or information. It differentiates from simply knowing something and focuses on the journey of acquisition.