Dugók

Dugók is a Hungarian term that can refer to several related concepts, primarily concerning stoppers, plugs, or corks. The most common usage pertains to the objects used to seal bottles, such as wine corks, which are often referred to as "dugók" in Hungarian. These can be made from natural cork, synthetic materials, or other stoppers.

Beyond literal stoppers for beverages, "dugók" can also describe plugs used in plumbing or other mechanical applications to block openings or prevent the flow of liquids or gases. In a broader, sometimes colloquial sense, the term can also describe blockages or obstructions. For instance, a traffic jam might be referred to as a "dugó" (singular form), implying a severe blockage of vehicles. Similarly, a physical blockage in a pipe or drain could be described as a "dugó". The context in which the word is used is crucial for understanding its precise meaning. The plural form "dugók" is used when referring to multiple stoppers, plugs, or blockages.