többágú

Többágú is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "multi-branched" or "many-limbed." It is used to describe something that has several branches, limbs, or offshoots. This can be applied literally to physical objects, such as a tree with a trunk that splits into many branches, or metaphorically to abstract concepts.

In a botanical context, többágú would accurately describe a tree or shrub that does not grow with a single central leader but rather divides into numerous smaller stems from its base or a low point. This growth pattern can influence the overall shape and structure of the plant.

Beyond nature, the term can be used to describe a system or organization with many divisions or departments. For example, a large company with numerous subsidiaries or a complex bureaucratic structure might be described as többágú. Similarly, a river that splits into many distributaries before reaching the sea could be referred to as többágú. The adjective emphasizes complexity and a lack of singular, linear development, highlighting instead a proliferation of distinct parts or extensions. Its usage generally conveys a sense of intricate structure or widespread distribution.