"a kocka el van vetve" meaning in Hungarian

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Phrase

IPA: [ɒ ˈkot͡skɒ ˈɛlvɒn ˈvɛtvɛ]
Etymology: a (“the”) + kocka (“die”) + el (“away”) + van (“is; here: has been”) + vetve (“cast”). Literally, “the die has been cast away”. El(…)vetve is the adverbial participle form of elvet (“to cast away”), with its prefix separated from the stem. Etymology templates: {{m|hu|a|t=the}} a (“the”), {{m|hu|kocka|t=die}} kocka (“die”), {{m|hu|el|t=away}} el (“away”), {{m|hu|van|t=is; here: has been}} van (“is; here: has been”), {{m|hu|vetve|t=cast}} vetve (“cast”), {{m-g|the die has been cast away}} “the die has been cast away”, {{lit|the die has been cast away}} Literally, “the die has been cast away”, {{m|hu|elvetve|El(…)vetve}} El(…)vetve, {{m|hu|elvet||to cast away}} elvet (“to cast away”) Head templates: {{head|hu|phrase|head=a kocka el van vetve}} a kocka el van vetve
  1. (idiomatic) the die is cast (the future is already determined; the recent actions are bound to have consequences) Tags: idiomatic
    Sense id: en-a_kocka_el_van_vetve-hu-phrase-cwch5Gxr Categories (other): Hungarian entries with incorrect language header, Hungarian proverbs

Download JSON data for a kocka el van vetve meaning in Hungarian (2.2kB)

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