Fémet
Fémet is the Hungarian term referring to metal. In Hungarian, fém denotes a substance with metallic properties, including elemental metals and alloys; fémet is the accusative singular form used when the metal is the direct object of a sentence. Metals are typically dense, good conductors of electricity and heat, malleable, ductile, and lustrous, with atoms held together by metallic bonds and forming crystalline structures.
Most metals occur in ores and are extracted through mining, followed by refining processes such as smelting
Metals have been central to human civilization since ancient times, with early metallurgy giving rise to the