Szóképek
Szóképek, often translated as "figures of speech" or "word pictures," are linguistic devices used in language to create a more vivid, expressive, and impactful effect than literal language. They deviate from the ordinary meaning of words to achieve a specific rhetorical purpose. These devices are common in poetry, literature, and everyday speech, enhancing communication by appealing to the reader's or listener's imagination and emotions.
There are numerous types of szóképek, each with its unique mechanism. Metaphor and simile are among the
Other forms include metonymy, where a related concept stands in for the thing itself (e.g., "the crown"