tövének

Tövének is a Hungarian word that translates to "its root" or "its base" in English. It is derived from the Hungarian word "tő," meaning root or base, and the possessive suffix "-ének." The word is commonly used in both literal and figurative contexts.

Literally, tövének refers to the physical root of a plant, such as the root of a tree or a flower. For example, one might say "a fa tövének nedves" which means "the base of the tree is wet."

Figuratively, tövének can denote the origin, foundation, or fundamental aspect of something. This could apply to concepts, ideas, or situations. For instance, "a probléma tövének megértése" translates to "understanding the root of the problem." It implies delving into the fundamental cause or origin rather than just addressing superficial symptoms. The word emphasizes the foundational element from which something else grows or develops. It is a singular possessive form, indicating that it refers to the root of a single entity.