Küszöbtl

Küszöbtl is a Hungarian word that translates to "threshold" in English. It refers to the sill of a doorway, the lower part of a doorframe that you step over when entering or leaving a room. In a more figurative sense, a küszöb can represent a point of transition, a moment of change, or the beginning of something new. It signifies a boundary that must be crossed to move from one state or place to another.

The concept of a küszöb is present in many cultures and mythologies, often associated with protection, good luck, or the passage between the sacred and the profane. In some traditions, it was believed that stepping on the threshold could bring bad luck, so people would often be carried over it. The word küszöb can also be used metaphorically to describe the point at which a significant event occurs, such as reaching the küszöb of adulthood or the küszöb of a new technological era. It implies a decisive moment or a critical stage that precedes a new phase.