Megsérthetetlen

Megsérthetetlen is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "invulnerable" or "unassailable" in English. It describes a state of being utterly incapable of being harmed, damaged, or defeated. This can apply to physical beings, objects, abstract concepts, or even arguments.

In a literal sense, something or someone described as megsérthetetlen would be immune to any form of physical injury or destruction. For example, a mythical creature might be considered megsérthetetlen if no weapon or force can harm it. In a more metaphorical context, a person's reputation could be described as megsérthetetlen if it is so strong and unblemished that no accusations or criticisms can diminish it. Similarly, an argument might be deemed megsérthetetlen if it is logically sound and cannot be refuted.

The concept of megsérthetetlen often appears in literature, mythology, and philosophy, particularly in discussions of divinity, ultimate power, or perfect defenses. It represents an ideal state of being impervious to the forces that typically affect the mortal or the vulnerable. The opposite of megsérthetetlen would be vulnerable, susceptible, or fragile.