Megviselt

Megviselt is a Hungarian word that translates to "worn out," "weather-beaten," or "battered" in English. It is an adjective used to describe objects, places, or even people that have been subjected to significant wear and tear, exposure to the elements, or hardship over time. The term implies a state of deterioration resulting from prolonged use or environmental factors.

For example, a "megviselt ruha" would be a worn-out piece of clothing, perhaps faded and threadbare from repeated washing and wearing. A "megviselt ház" might refer to an old building that shows signs of age, with peeling paint and a weathered facade. It can also describe a person who appears tired or aged due to difficult experiences or strenuous labor, suggesting a physical or emotional toll has been taken. The word carries a sense of history and the passage of time, indicating that something has endured.