Viharos

Viharos is a Hungarian adjective meaning stormy, tempestuous, or turbulent. It is derived from the noun vihar, meaning storm, with the adjectival suffix -os, forming a word used to describe the quality of something as influenced by a storm or turbulence.

Common literal uses include viharos időjárás (stormy weather), viharos szél (stormy winds), and viharos tengerek (stormy seas). Metaphorical uses are widespread as well, for example viharos érzelmek (turbulent emotions), viharos kapcsolatok (tumultuous relationships), and viharos időszak (turbulent period).

In meteorology and journalism, viharos emphasizes intensity without specifying exact thresholds; it is generally stronger than windy descriptors and is used to evoke significant disruption or danger, though it remains a general term rather than a precise technical category.

Grammar and forms: the word functions as a standard Hungarian adjective and forms comparative and superlative as viharosabb and legviharosabb. It typically appears before the noun it modifies and agrees with the surrounding grammar in standard Hungarian.

Translations into English are "stormy" or "turbulent." See also the noun vihar (storm).