Felruház

Felruház is a Hungarian word that translates to "clothing" or "apparel" in English. It refers to the garments worn by people to cover their bodies. The term encompasses a wide variety of items, including shirts, trousers, dresses, coats, and accessories such as hats and scarves. Felruház is a general term and can be used to describe any type of attire, from everyday wear to formal clothing.

The concept of felruház is deeply intertwined with cultural and social practices. Different cultures have distinct styles of clothing that reflect their traditions, values, and historical context. Clothing can also serve practical purposes, such as protection from the elements, and can be used to express individuality, status, or group affiliation. The fashion industry plays a significant role in shaping trends and influencing the types of felruház that are produced and consumed.

In a broader sense, "felruház" can also be understood metaphorically to mean something that covers or equips another. For instance, one might speak of equipping a person with knowledge or bestowing honor upon them as a form of "felruházás" or "clothing" them with these abstract qualities. However, in its most common usage, it strictly refers to physical garments.