Összetartozás

Összetartozás is a Hungarian noun meaning the sense of belonging together or being connected within a community. It derives from the verb tartozik (to belong) with the prefix összet- meaning together, plus the -zás nominalization, yielding "belonging together" or "cohesion."

In sociology and political discourse, it denotes social cohesion, mutual reliance, and a shared fate among members of a group, whether a family, a local community, or a nation. In Hungarian public life, the term has also carried historical and political weight as a slogan signaling national unity beyond present borders in the memory of the Treaty of Trianon and in debates about national identity, minority rights, and regional solidarity.

In contemporary usage, it appears in discussions of social policy, cultural memory, and education as an aspiration for cohesion and mutual responsibility. The term is neutral in itself but its connotations can be political, and its interpretation can vary depending on context and emphasis.