Vasútmánia/Minden ami vasút

[angeloegabri]

Morning everyone
I saw a video about trains in Győr, and in this video, there stay written on the screen "Vasútmánia/Minden ami vasút".
I think that it is a sort of "title", where the phrase is left incomplete: in fact there lacks any verb.
And I think it means "Railwaysmania/To everyone whom the railway [interests]".
Can someone please confirm?
Have a good day!

 

[AndrasBP]

I think that it is a sort of "title", where the phrase is left incomplete: in fact there lacks any verb.

Yes, it's a title consisting of two parts. There is no verb because it is not a sentence or a verb phrase.

"Vasútmánia

Yes, that's "railway mania" indeed.

Minden ami vasút"

To everyone whom the railway [interests]

No, the word "minden" does not mean "everyone", it's "everything".
Literally, it's "everything that's railways", = everything about railways.

 

[angeloegabri]

Thank you very much for your answer, AndrasBP
In particular for explaining to me that "minden" means "everything" (instead of what I said erroneously)
I thank you very much.

 

[Zsanna]

"minden" means "everything"

Yes, it does but - be careful - it is rather exceptional.
(In most cases, minden means all/every/each and followed by a noun (in Sing.), e.g. minden ember = every man.)

 

[elroy]

Literally, it's "everything that's railways", = everything about railways.

Is it “all things railways” (everything that has to do with railways) or “all about railways” (everything there is to know about railways)?

 

[AndrasBP]

Is it “all things railways” (everything that has to do with railways) or “all about railways” (everything there is to know about railways)?

Hmmm... I think it's the first one.

 

[elroy]

That’s what I thought based on your first rendition, but your second one gave me doubts.