elárvuló

elárvuló is a Hungarian word that translates to "orphaning" or "becoming orphaned." It refers to the process or state of losing one's parents. This can occur due to death, abandonment, or other circumstances that lead to a child being left without parental care. The term can be used in both literal and figurative senses.

Literally, elárvuló describes the experience of a child who has lost one or both parents and is thus left without parental guardianship. This situation often necessitates placement in foster care, an orphanage, or with other relatives. The emotional and practical consequences of elárvuló can be significant and long-lasting for the individual.

Figuratively, elárvuló can describe something that is neglected, abandoned, or left to fend for itself. For example, a project that loses its key sponsor or a community that is no longer supported by its governing body might be described as elárvuló. This usage highlights a sense of vulnerability and lack of support. The word carries a connotation of sadness and loss.