Végig (lit. 'end-TERM', i.e., '(up) to the (very) end, from beginning to end, throughout', pronounced [ve:gig], with initial stress) is one of the most productive verbal prefixes (a.k.a. preverbs) in Hungarian […].
In Approaches to Hungarian: Papers from the Pécs conference, vol. 7, Gábor Alberti and István Kenesei (eds.), pp. 199–236. JATEPress, Szeged, Hungary, 2000.
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