Dühként

Dühként is a Hungarian term that translates to "as anger" or "in the form of anger." It is often used to describe a state of being where anger is the dominant emotion or the primary way in which an individual expresses themselves. This can manifest as a persistent irritability, a tendency to react strongly to minor provocations, or a general outlook colored by resentment. The phrase implies that anger is not merely a fleeting emotion but a characteristic mode of operation or perception.

In some contexts, dühként can refer to a deep-seated anger that has become ingrained in a person's personality. It suggests an anger that is not necessarily directed at a specific target but rather exists as a pervasive disposition. This can impact relationships, decision-making, and overall well-being. Understanding dühként involves recognizing how anger can shape an individual's behavior and their interaction with the world around them, often leading to a cycle of negative emotional responses and interpersonal conflict. The term highlights the intensity and pervasive nature of such anger.