kátyús
Kátyús is a Hungarian adjective used to describe surfaces that are full of potholes. It is most commonly applied to roads and streets, but can also refer to other surfaces that have many pits or cavities. The term is frequent in journalism, public discourse, and everyday speech when commenting on infrastructure quality, safety, and maintenance. In addition to its literal meaning, it can be used figuratively to describe plans, schedules, or administrative processes that are flawed or incomplete.
Etymology and form: The word derives from kátyú, pothole, with the adjectival suffix -s, creating a form
Usage notes: Kátyús is standard in Hungarian and appears in both formal reporting and informal talk. Common