hajótörött
A hajótörött is a Hungarian term that translates to "shipwrecked person" or "castaway" in English. It refers to an individual who has survived a maritime disaster, such as a shipwreck, and is left stranded, often on an island or an unfamiliar shore, with limited resources.
The concept of the hajótörött is a common theme in literature, folklore, and popular culture worldwide. Stories
Famous literary examples include Daniel Defoe's "Robinson Crusoe," which has become archetypal for the castaway story,