hányásos

Hányásos is a Hungarian word that translates to "vomiting" or "vomitive" in English. It is used to describe a state of or a tendency towards vomiting. The term can refer to the act of vomiting itself or to something that induces vomiting, such as an emetic substance.

In a medical context, "hányásos" might describe a symptom of a condition, such as a child experiencing "hányásos tünetek" (vomiting symptoms). It can also be used to describe a type of medication, like a "hányásos szer" (emetic agent), though such medications are used with caution due to potential risks.

The word is derived from the Hungarian verb "hányni," meaning "to vomit." Therefore, "hányásos" essentially means characterized by or related to vomiting. It is a common term in everyday Hungarian conversation when discussing illness or digestive upset.