kivívás

Kivívás is a Hungarian word that can be translated into English in several ways, depending on the context. It most commonly refers to a challenge, a daring feat, or a struggle. The word carries a sense of overcoming obstacles or striving for something difficult to achieve.

In a general sense, kivívás describes a situation where an individual or a group faces a significant hurdle. This could be a personal goal, a difficult task, or a competition. The act of "kivívás" implies a conscious effort and determination to succeed despite potential difficulties. It is often associated with bravery and perseverance.

The term can also describe a situation where someone is deliberately provoking or defying another person or authority. In this context, it suggests an act of boldness or even rebellion. However, the primary connotation remains that of facing and attempting to conquer something that is not easily attained. The ultimate aim in a kivívás is often to achieve victory, recognition, or self-improvement.