Vállakon

Vállakon is a Hungarian word that translates to "on the shoulder" in English. It is commonly used in various contexts to describe a position or placement. For instance, one might carry something vállakon, meaning on their shoulder. This can refer to a physical object like a bag or a tool, or figuratively to a burden or responsibility.

The phrase can also be used in a more general sense to indicate something that is supported or carried by the shoulder. This might include a physical injury to the shoulder area, or in a metaphorical sense, a weight or pressure that one is bearing. The word implies a direct contact and support from the shoulder.

In equestrian contexts, a horse might be described as having a well-set vállakon, referring to the structure and appearance of its shoulder. This is an important aspect of a horse's conformation, influencing its movement and athletic capabilities. The term highlights the significance of the shoulder in both human and animal anatomy and its role in carrying and movement.