Összetartóbbá

"Összetartóbbá" is a Hungarian adverb that translates to "more cohesive," "more united," or "more strongly bonded" in English. It describes a state of increased togetherness or solidarity within a group, community, or even among inanimate objects.

The word is derived from the Hungarian verb "összetart," which means to hold together, to stick together, or to be cohesive. The suffix "-óbbá" indicates the comparative degree, signifying a greater extent of this quality. Therefore, "összetartóbbá" suggests a movement towards or an achievement of a more consolidated state compared to a previous one.

This term can be applied in various contexts. In social situations, it might describe how a shared experience or a common goal can make a group of people "összetartóbbá." For instance, a sports team that overcomes adversity might become more united. In a political context, national unity can be described as becoming "összetartóbbá" during times of crisis. Even in a more literal sense, materials might become "összetartóbbá" when mixed with a binding agent, making them less likely to break apart. The concept emphasizes the strengthening of connections and the reduction of fragmentation.