valószíntlennek

Valószíntlen is a Hungarian word that translates to "unlikely," "improbable," or "unrealistic" in English. It is used to describe something that has a low probability of occurring or a low chance of being true. The term can be applied to a wide range of situations, from everyday events to more abstract concepts.

For example, one might describe a very small chance of winning the lottery as valószíntlen. Similarly, a plan that is considered to have little chance of success could also be deemed valószíntlen. In a more metaphorical sense, a dream or aspiration that seems far-fetched might be called valószíntlen. The word carries a sense of doubt or skepticism about the feasibility or likelihood of something.

The etymology of the word can be broken down into "valószinű" which means "probable" or "likely," and the suffix "-tlen" which negates it, thus creating the meaning of "unlikely" or "improbable." It is a common word in the Hungarian language and is frequently used in both spoken and written communication to express a lack of expectation or belief in the occurrence of an event or the truthfulness of a statement.