Ruhadarabnál

Ruhadarabnál is a Hungarian term that translates to "piece of clothing" or "garment" in English. It is a general descriptor for any item of apparel worn on the body. The term can refer to a wide variety of clothing, from everyday wear such as shirts, pants, and dresses, to more specific items like coats, scarves, or underwear.

The word is composed of two parts: "ruha," meaning clothing or garment, and "darab," meaning piece or item. Together, they form a compound noun that is commonly used in everyday conversation and in retail contexts when referring to individual articles of clothing. For instance, a shop might advertise "ruhadarabok eladók" which means "pieces of clothing for sale."

In a broader sense, "ruhadarabnál" can also be used metaphorically. While less common, it might appear in contexts discussing the quantity or variety of clothing one possesses. For example, someone might say they have too many "ruhadarabok," implying an excessive amount of clothing. The term's simplicity and versatility make it a fundamental part of the Hungarian vocabulary related to apparel.