felvonulást

Felvonulás is a Hungarian word that translates to "parade," "procession," or "mobilization" in English, depending on the context. It generally refers to a structured movement of people or a group, often for a specific purpose.

In a celebratory context, felvonulás describes a public procession or parade, frequently seen during national holidays, festivals, or important cultural events in Hungary. These parades often involve participants marching in organized groups, sometimes accompanied by music, decorated floats, or traditional costumes, showcasing cultural heritage or commemorating significant historical moments.

Beyond festive gatherings, felvonulás can also denote a more serious or strategic movement. In a military or political sense, it signifies the mobilization or deployment of troops or forces. This usage implies a gathering and movement of resources or personnel for a specific objective, which could be defensive, offensive, or for the purpose of a show of strength. The term captures the essence of bringing together and directing a collective effort, whether for celebration or more critical undertakings.