Könynyeléses

Könynyeléses is a Hungarian term that translates to "tearful" or "lachrymose" in English. It describes a state of being prone to crying easily or frequently. This can manifest in various situations, from experiencing genuine sadness or emotional distress to reacting to stimuli that might evoke tears in others, such as touching stories, sentimental music, or even certain physical irritations. The term itself implies a sensitivity to emotional expression through tears.

The reasons behind a person being described as "könynyeléses" can be diverse. It might be a personality trait, a temporary emotional state due to stress or grief, or even a physiological response. In some instances, it could be related to hormonal changes, fatigue, or certain medical conditions. While often associated with negative emotions, being könynyeléses doesn't necessarily mean someone is unhappy; it simply indicates a lower threshold for expressing emotions through crying. It's a descriptive term used in everyday Hungarian conversation to characterize a person's emotional expressiveness.