többszéb

Többszéb is a Hungarian verb that translates to "plural" or "many" when used as an adjective, but it functions as a verb meaning "to be many" or "to exist in large numbers." It is often used to describe the abundance of something. For instance, "halak többszéb" would mean "the fish are many" or "there are many fish."

The verb's conjugation follows standard Hungarian verb patterns. In the present tense, first-person singular, it is "többszök," meaning "I am many." The second-person singular is "többszöl," meaning "you are many." The third-person singular is "többszik," meaning "he/she/it is many." Plural forms include "többszünk" (we are many), "többszötök" (you are many), and "többsznek" (they are many).

While "többszéb" can be used in a literal sense to describe quantities, it also carries a more figurative meaning, implying a sense of overwhelming presence or a multitude that is difficult to count. It can evoke a feeling of being surrounded or experiencing something in great profusion. The word's origin is rooted in the Hungarian word "több," meaning "more" or "much," combined with a verb-forming suffix. Understanding its grammatical function and semantic range is key to appreciating its usage in the Hungarian language.