Húzó

Húzó is a Hungarian word formed from the verb húz, meaning to pull. It functions as both an adjective and a noun in different contexts, and it appears in several common compound terms.

As an adjective, húzó describes something that pulls or is used to pull. It is found in compounds such as húzóerő (the force of pulling or pulling force) and húzóberendezés (a device that performs pulling).

As a noun, húzó can denote a person or thing that pulls. In everyday language it can refer to someone who pulls on a rope or line, or to a mechanism that accomplishes pulling. In sport contexts, participants in rope-pulling competitions are typically described as húzók, or more generally as húzó in reference to the pulling action.

Usage notes: The participial noun sense is common in technical language and in expressions with specific compounds; the standalone noun is less frequent and usually clarified by context.

Related terms and forms include húzás (the act of pulling), húzóerő (pulling force), and húzókészülék (pulling apparatus). The word is primarily used in Hungarian linguistic and technical contexts, and its exact sense depends on the surrounding terms and field of use.