Körüljáró

Körüljáró is a Hungarian term that can be translated to "walking around" or "going around" in English. It refers to a person or entity that moves about a particular area or location, often with a specific purpose. This purpose can vary widely, from observing and inspecting to performing duties or engaging in social interactions.

In a formal context, "körüljáró" might describe a security guard patrolling a building or a worker inspecting a piece of equipment. It can also denote someone who is making rounds, such as a doctor visiting patients or a teacher checking on students. The act of "körüljárás" implies a systematic movement, often following a predetermined route or pattern.

Beyond its literal meaning, "körüljáró" can also be used metaphorically. It might refer to someone who is known for being everywhere, involved in many different activities, or perhaps someone who tends to gossip or spread rumors by moving from person to person. The emphasis remains on the movement and interaction within a given environment. The term's precise meaning is heavily dependent on the context in which it is used.