Kidudorodó

Kidudorodó is a Hungarian word that translates to "bulging," "swollen," or "protruding" in English. It is an adjective used to describe something that sticks out or is distended beyond its normal shape or surface. The word can be applied to a variety of contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, kidudorodó can describe physical objects or body parts that have become enlarged or misshapen. For example, a swollen ankle might be described as kidudorodó, or a sack of potatoes might have a kidudorodó appearance if some of the potatoes are pushing outwards. It can also refer to a surface that has bumps or raised areas.

Figuratively, kidudorodó can be used to describe abstract concepts or situations. For instance, a person might have a kidudorodó stomach after a large meal, or a budget might have a kidudorodó deficit if it exceeds expectations. The term often implies an undesirable or excessive state. The root of the word is "kidudorodni," which means to bulge out or to swell.