éstöbbnyire

"éstöbbnyire" is a Hungarian adverb. It is a compound word formed from "és" meaning "and" and "többnyire" meaning "mostly" or "for the most part." Therefore, "éstöbbnyire" conveys the sense of "and for the most part" or "and mostly." It is used to connect clauses or phrases, indicating that the preceding statement is generally true or applies to most cases, and the following statement also holds true under similar general conditions.

This adverb functions similarly to English phrases like "and generally," "and usually," or "and for the most part." It suggests a continuation of a general trend or a common occurrence. For example, one might say, "The weather was sunny today, éstöbbnyire pleasant." This implies that the weather was sunny and also, for the most part, pleasant. It's not an absolute statement, but rather a description of the prevailing conditions. The usage of "éstöbbnyire" is common in everyday Hungarian speech and writing when describing situations that are not always strictly the same but tend to follow a pattern.