üvegessé

üvegessé is a Hungarian word that translates to "glassy" or "glass-like" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that possesses the characteristics of glass. This can refer to visual qualities such as transparency, translucency, smoothness, shininess, or reflectivity. It can also describe a texture that is brittle, hard, or fragile, similar to how glass breaks.

The term can be applied in various contexts. For instance, a surface might be described as üvegessé if it is polished to a mirror finish. A type of ice that is clear and smooth could also be called üvegessé. In a more metaphorical sense, it might describe a gaze that is vacant or unseeing, as if looking through something rather than at it. The word derives from "üveg," the Hungarian word for glass. Its grammatical form, the adverbial ending -vé, indicates a state or transformation into something. Therefore, üvegessé signifies becoming or being in a state resembling glass.