Futásokra

Futásokra refers to the plural form of "futás" in Hungarian, which translates to "run" or "running" in English. This term is used to encompass various forms of the activity, from casual jogging and recreational running to competitive racing and endurance events. In a broader sense, "futásokra" can also refer to the general practice of running as a form of exercise, sport, or even as a metaphorical concept for movement or progress.

When discussing "futásokra" in a sporting context, it encompasses disciplines like sprinting, middle-distance running, long-distance running, and marathon running. These activities are pursued by individuals for fitness, competition, and personal achievement. The term can also apply to organized running events such as road races, trail runs, and track and field competitions, all of which fall under the umbrella of "futásokra."

Beyond its literal meaning, "futásokra" can sometimes be used figuratively. For instance, it might describe periods of intense activity or rapid development, implying a swift and continuous movement forward. However, the primary and most common usage of "futásokra" relates directly to the act of running.