csíkolt

Csíkolt is a Hungarian word that translates to "striped" in English. It describes something that has parallel bands or lines of different colors or textures. The term is commonly used in everyday language to describe clothing, patterns, and natural phenomena.

For example, one might refer to a "csíkolt ing" as a striped shirt. Animals can also be described as csíkolt, such as a "csíkolt tigris" (striped tiger) or a "csíkolt zebra" (striped zebra). The word can also be applied to inanimate objects, like a "csíkolt fal" (striped wall) or a "csíkolt papír" (striped paper).

In a broader sense, csíkolt can refer to any pattern characterized by the presence of stripes. This can include abstract designs, natural formations like rock strata, or even certain types of fabric weaves. The concept of stripes is universally understood, and the Hungarian word csíkolt precisely captures this visual characteristic. The simplicity and directness of the term make it a useful descriptor in various contexts.