járományságok
Járományságok is a rarely used Hungarian noun-form that denotes the state or condition of being yoked or burdened. It is formed from járom (yoke, burden, metaphorically subjugation) with the abstract-noun suffix -nyság and the plural ending -ok. The term is not common in contemporary standard Hungarian and is predominantly found in historical texts, dialect writings, or literary usage where metaphorical weight and subordination are discussed.
Etymology and sense. The word combines the concrete image of a yoke with a broader sense of
Usage and scope. In modern references, járományságok appears infrequently and chiefly in scholarly or poetic contexts.
See also. Járom, terhek (burdens), nyomás (pressure), társadalmi rend (social order).