örökös
B1
Hungarian
heir, perpetual, beneficiary, eternal, everlasting
NOUN
B2
1
heir
B1
Usage pattern:
vkinek/vminek az örököse
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Meaning
Person who inherits property
Themes
inheritance
|law
|property
|family
|estate
|royalty
|finance
|core_vocabulary
Definition
A person who is legally entitled to receive another person's property, money, or title after that person dies.
B2
FORMAL
2
perpetual
C1
Usage pattern:
örökös + főnév
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Meaning
Permanent or unchanging
Themes
permanence
|legal
|rights
|employment
|institutions
|funding
|law
|business
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Lasting for an unlimited period without change or end, especially referring to rights, positions, or conditions.
NOUN
B1
TECHNICAL
2
beneficiary
C1
Usage pattern:
vki örököse; végrendeleti örökös
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Meaning
named recipient in legal document
Themes
legal
|inheritance
|insurance
|finance
|recipient
|law
Definition
A person or organization that is officially named in a will, insurance policy, trust, or similar legal document to receive money, property, or other benefits.
B2
2
eternal
C1
Usage pattern:
örökös + főnév
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Meaning
seeming to last forever
Themes
time
|duration
|annoyance
|boredom
|persistence
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Seeming to last or continue forever, especially in an annoying, tiring, or overly long way.
B1
2
everlasting
B2
No example pairs yet.
Meaning
seemingly never-ending; constant
Themes
duration
|repetition
|annoyance
|complaint
|noise
|time
|emotions
|daily_life
Definition
Continuing for a very long time and seeming unlikely to stop, often in an annoying way.
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