Vakító

Vakító is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "blinding" or "dazzling" in English. It is commonly used to describe extremely bright light that can temporarily impair vision. Examples include the glare of the sun on a clear day, the headlights of an oncoming car at night, or the flash of a camera.

The word "vakító" can also be used metaphorically to describe something that is ostentatious or excessively showy, drawing attention in a potentially overwhelming way. For instance, a person wearing an extremely bright and flashy outfit might be described as vakító. Similarly, a very vibrant and intense color could also be called vakító.

In a more general sense, it can refer to anything excessively intense or overwhelming, not limited to visual stimuli. For example, a very loud noise could be described as vakító, though this usage is less common than its application to light. The core meaning, however, always implies an intensity that is hard to ignore or endure. The term captures a sense of overwhelming brilliance or intensity that demands attention.