Hullámmá

Hullámmá is a term of Hungarian origin that translates to "wave-like" or "undulating." It is often used to describe the visual appearance of something that exhibits a wavy or rippling pattern. This could apply to natural phenomena such as the surface of water, sand dunes, or certain types of rock formations. It can also be used to describe man-made objects that intentionally feature such designs, like textiles, wallpapers, or architectural elements. The term implies a sense of gentle, flowing movement or a series of curves and crests. The repetition of these wave-like forms is a key characteristic often associated with the concept of hullámmá. The visual effect can be calming and organic, drawing parallels to the natural world and its inherent rhythms.