Évesekre

Évesekre is a Hungarian term that literally translates to "of years" or "yearly." In its most common usage, it refers to a person who has reached a certain age, specifically "éves" meaning year and "ek" being a plural suffix. Thus, "évesekre" often signifies individuals who are years old, with the specific number being implied or stated contextually.

The term is frequently encountered when discussing age groups or developmental stages in children and young adults. For instance, "ötévesekre" would refer to five-year-olds, and "tízévesekre" to ten-year-olds. This phrasing is common in educational settings, discussions about child psychology, or when describing specific age-related activities or considerations.

Beyond literal age, "évesekre" can also be used more broadly to denote individuals who have completed a certain number of years in a particular role or position, though this usage is less frequent than its primary reference to age. The context in which "évesekre" appears is crucial for accurate interpretation, as it can range from a simple statement of age to a more nuanced description of a cohort defined by their years of experience or life.