hótoló

Hótoló is a term of Hungarian origin that translates to "snow-mover" or "snow-plow." It refers to a device or implement designed to clear snow from surfaces such as roads, sidewalks, and driveways. Historically, hótoló could describe simple hand-pushed wooden or metal plows, often employed for clearing smaller areas. In modern usage, it commonly refers to powered snow removal equipment.

This can include attachments for vehicles like tractors or trucks, which use blades to push snow aside. Alternatively, hótoló can also describe self-propelled machines, such as snow blowers or rotary plows, which actively collect and eject snow. The design and size of a hótoló vary greatly depending on its intended application, from small residential units to large industrial machines used for municipal snow removal. The primary function remains consistent: to facilitate movement and access by removing accumulated snow.