Túlterhelt

Túlterhelt is a Hungarian word that translates to "overloaded," "overburdened," or "overwhelmed" in English. It can be used in various contexts to describe a state of being subjected to too much of something, exceeding one's capacity or limits.

In a physical sense, "túlterhelt" can refer to an object or system that is carrying a weight or load beyond its design capacity. For instance, a bridge might be "túlterhelt" if too many vehicles are crossing it simultaneously, or a computer's processor could be "túlterhelt" if it's running too many demanding programs.

Metaphorically, the term is frequently used to describe psychological or emotional states. A person might feel "túlterhelt" by stress, work responsibilities, or emotional demands. This feeling often implies a sense of being unable to cope or function effectively due to the sheer volume or intensity of the pressures they are experiencing. It suggests a limit has been reached, and the individual or system is struggling to maintain its stability or performance. The concept of being "túlterhelt" highlights the importance of managing resources, setting boundaries, and recognizing when demands exceed available capacity.