se szeri, se száma

Hungarian

Etymology

Literally, “neither row, nor number”, with the ellipsis of nincs (“there isn’t; it doesn’t have, they don’t have”). From se (“neither”) +‎ szeri (dialectal form of possessive-suffixed szere, from szer (“row”), obsolete in this sense) +‎ se (“nor”) +‎ száma (“its/their number”, from szám).

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): [ʃɛ ˈsɛri ʃɛ ˈsaːmɒ]

Phrase

se szeri, se száma

  1. countless, endless, innumerable, legion, myriad (of people or things, if specified: -nak/-nek)
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