Mozgótlan

Mozgótlan is a Hungarian word that translates to "immobile" or "motionless" in English. It describes a state of being unable to move or lacking movement. This can apply to a variety of contexts, from inanimate objects to living beings.

In a physical sense, something described as mozgótlan is stationary. This could be a rock, a piece of furniture, or even a person who is deliberately standing still or is paralyzed. The term emphasizes the absence of physical displacement or activity.

Figuratively, mozgótlan can also refer to a lack of progress or change. A situation might be described as mozgótlan if it is stuck and not developing. For example, a political stalemate could be referred to as a mozgótlan situation. Similarly, a person who is uninspired or unwilling to adapt might be described as mentally mozgótlan. The core idea remains the lack of movement, whether physical or metaphorical.