Leöntés

Leöntés is a Hungarian term that translates to "pouring" or "dousing" in English. It generally refers to the act of liquid being poured over something or someone. The context in which leöntés is used can significantly alter its meaning and connotation.

In a culinary context, leöntés might describe pouring sauce over a dish, such as pouring gravy over mashed potatoes or a dressing over a salad. It can also refer to pouring liquid into a mold, as in the process of making certain types of candy or chocolates.

Beyond food, leöntés can describe pouring water, for instance, a child pouring water into a bath or someone pouring water on a plant. In a more figurative sense, it can imply a large amount of something being applied, like being "doused" in praise.

However, leöntés can also carry negative or forceful connotations. It might describe someone being doused with unpleasant liquid, or in extreme cases, it could refer to acts of violence where a substance is poured onto a person, such as a fire being extinguished by dousing it with water, or more disturbingly, the act of acid being poured. The precise meaning is always dependent on the surrounding words and the overall situation.