Csúcsos

Csúcsos is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "pointed," "peak-shaped," or "conical" in English. It is commonly used to describe objects that have a sharp tip or a tapering form. For instance, it can describe a mountain's summit as csúcsos (pointed), or a hat with a pointed crown. The word derives from "csúcs," meaning "peak" or "tip."

In a more abstract sense, csúcsos can also refer to something that reaches its highest point or is at its peak. For example, a career might be described as being at its csúcsos (peak) at a certain stage. However, this usage is less common than its literal interpretation referring to shape.

The adjective is relatively straightforward in its application. When describing a physical object, it emphasizes the presence of a distinct apex or a gradual narrowing towards a point. This can apply to natural formations like mountain peaks, or man-made objects such as tents, roofs, or certain types of tools. The meaning is generally unambiguous, relying on the visual characteristic of a pointed or tapering form.