Trágyáknál

Trágyáknál is a Hungarian term that translates to "at the dung heaps" or "by the manure piles" in English. This phrase generally refers to a location or context associated with the accumulation of animal waste, such as manure from farms or other agricultural settings. Historically, these locations were important for their role in agriculture, as manure served as a vital natural fertilizer to enrich soil and improve crop yields.

The presence of trágyáknál can evoke various associations. In a practical sense, it signifies a place of agricultural activity and resource management. It can also carry connotations of rural life, farmsteads, and the cycle of nature where waste products are transformed into valuable resources. Depending on the specific context, the term might also be used metaphorically to describe situations or places considered unpleasant, lowly, or associated with decay. However, its primary and literal meaning is tied to the physical presence of manure.