cscsatakozó

cscsatakozó is a Hungarian word that translates to "wrestling match" or "wrestling contest" in English. It refers to a competitive grappling sport where two opponents attempt to gain and maintain a superior position over the other. The objective is typically to pin the opponent's shoulders to the mat for a specified duration, or to achieve a points-based victory through various holds and maneuvers.

Hungarian wrestling traditions are rich and varied, with cscsatakozó encompassing both folk wrestling styles and more formalized modern Olympic wrestling disciplines. Folk wrestling, often practiced at traditional festivals and events, can involve different rulesets and techniques depending on the region. Modern cscsatakozó follows the international rules of freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling, which are governed by sports federations.

The term cscsatakozó itself is a compound word in Hungarian. "Csata" means battle or fight, and "kozó" implies a noun form related to the action. Therefore, the word literally suggests an event or activity of fighting or battling. Competitions in cscsatakozó are held at various levels, from local clubs to national and international championships, showcasing the skill, strength, and endurance of the athletes involved.