Kodonnál

Kodonnál is a term that can refer to several things, primarily within Hungarian language and culture. In its most literal sense, "kodonnál" is a Hungarian word that translates to "at the condom" or "by the condom." This usage is straightforward and depends entirely on the context in which it appears.

Beyond this literal interpretation, "kodonnál" is also the name of a fictional character from the Hungarian animated series "Egérdal" (Mouse Song). In this context, Kodonnál is depicted as a villain, often a cunning and manipulative antagonist who poses challenges for the protagonists. The character's name likely derives from the word "kodon," which in Hungarian can mean "codon" in a biological sense or have other more colloquial, sometimes negative, connotations.

The specific characteristics and role of Kodonnál within "Egérdal" would be further detailed within discussions of the series itself. The character's design and personality contribute to the narrative of the show, serving as an obstacle for the main characters to overcome. The dual meaning of the word, both literal and as a character name, highlights the nuances of language and how words can take on new significance within specific cultural or fictional contexts.