Rohamozás

Rohamozás is a Hungarian term that translates to "assault" or "attack" in English. It generally refers to a forceful, aggressive, and often sudden action. The word can be used in various contexts, ranging from military operations and physical confrontations to metaphorical descriptions of intense effort or a sudden surge of emotion.

In a military or combat setting, rohamozás describes a direct and frontal assault on an enemy position. This typically involves charging forward with the intent to overwhelm defenses through sheer force and speed. It emphasizes a swift and decisive movement to break through enemy lines or capture objectives.

Beyond literal combat, rohamozás can describe a sudden and intense burst of activity. For instance, one might say a team "rohamos" (assaulted) their work to meet a deadline, implying a concentrated and energetic effort. Similarly, it can be used to describe an overwhelming emotional experience, such as a "roham" of sadness or joy, indicating a sudden and powerful onset of feelings. The term's core meaning of forceful, rapid movement or onset remains consistent across these different applications.