tetszlegesen

Tetszlegesen is a Hungarian adverb that translates to "arbitrarily" or "at will" in English. It signifies that something is done without a specific reason, plan, or predetermined order, or that a choice is made freely and without constraint. The term implies a lack of imposed rules or logic in a given action or decision.

In programming and mathematics, "tetszlegesen" often appears when discussing random selection or the absence of a specific pattern. For instance, a list of numbers might be arranged "tetszlegesen," meaning their order is not significant or follows no discernible rule. Similarly, a choice made "tetszlegesen" suggests it was made by chance or personal preference rather than any external factors.

The concept of "tetszlegesen" can also apply to everyday situations. If someone picks a book from a shelf "tetszlegesen," they are not following a specific criterion for selection. The word emphasizes the absence of determinism or a fixed procedure in an action or selection.