Sorsán

Sorsán is a term that can refer to several distinct concepts depending on the context, primarily in Hungarian culture and language. It most commonly translates to "duck" in English, referring to the waterfowl species. In this sense, "sorsán" is a part of everyday vocabulary, used in discussions about food, wildlife, or common farm animals.

Beyond the literal meaning, "sorsán" can also appear in idioms or proverbs, carrying a more metaphorical weight. For instance, phrases might use "sorsán" to symbolize something common, readily available, or perhaps even something that is easily exploited or diminished. The precise meaning in such cases is derived from the specific idiomatic expression and its cultural context.

Furthermore, the word can be part of personal or place names, though this is less common. When encountered as a surname or as part of a geographical designation, it retains its etymological roots but functions as a proper noun. Understanding "sorsán" therefore requires attention to whether the context is biological, linguistic (idiomatic), or onomastic.