Kúszással

Kúszással is a Hungarian term that translates to "crawling" in English. It refers to the act of moving along the ground on hands and knees or the abdomen. This form of locomotion is a fundamental stage in human development, typically observed in infants as they learn to explore their environment. The progression from lying on their stomach to pushing up, then to moving on all fours, is a significant milestone in motor skill development.

Beyond infant development, "kúszással" can also describe various forms of crawling in adults. This might include military training exercises, certain sports like obstacle course racing, or even as a method of navigating tight or confined spaces where standing is impossible. In a broader sense, the word can be used metaphorically to describe slow, gradual progress or movement, such as a project that is "kúszással" moving forward. The physical act of crawling engages multiple muscle groups and develops coordination.