Kijutást

Kijutást is a Hungarian word that translates to "getting out" or "escape" in English. It generally refers to the act of successfully exiting a place or situation, often one that is difficult, confined, or undesirable. The term can be used in a literal sense, such as escaping from a building, a prison, or a dangerous environment. It can also be used figuratively to describe overcoming challenges, exiting a difficult phase of life, or finding a way out of a problematic circumstance.

The context in which kijutást is used determines its specific meaning. For instance, in a survival scenario, kijutást would imply finding a way to reach safety. In a metaphorical sense, someone might speak of their kijutást from poverty or a period of depression. The emphasis is on the successful resolution of a situation by leaving it behind. This can involve effort, planning, or a stroke of luck. The opposite of kijutást would typically be remaining trapped or stuck in a particular situation. The word carries a sense of overcoming obstacles to achieve freedom or a better state.