Rontott

Rontott is a Hungarian term that translates to "spoiled," "ruined," or "damaged" in English. It is often used in the context of food that has gone bad due to spoilage, becoming unfit for consumption. This can be due to bacterial growth, mold, or other forms of decay. The term can also describe something that has been broken or rendered unusable through mishandling or poor quality.

Beyond physical objects, "rontott" can also be used figuratively. It might describe a situation that has been negatively impacted or a plan that has gone awry. For instance, a canceled event could be described as "rontott" if its success was jeopardized. Similarly, a person's reputation could be considered "rontott" if it has been tarnished by scandal or bad behavior. The core meaning revolves around a loss of integrity, quality, or intended function, whether in a tangible or abstract sense.