könyökével

Könyökével is a Hungarian word that translates to "with his/her elbow" in English. It refers to the act of using one's elbow, either intentionally or unintentionally, to make contact with something or someone. This can occur in various contexts, from casual interactions to sports and even combat.

In everyday situations, someone might nudge another person with their elbow to get their attention, to move them aside in a crowded space, or as a gesture of affection or camaraderie. It can also be a sign of impatience or annoyance.

In sports, using the elbow can be a deliberate tactic. In some contact sports, like hockey or rugby, elbowing can be used to gain an advantage or to intimidate opponents, though it is often penalized if it is deemed excessive or dangerous. In martial arts, the elbow is a powerful weapon that can be used for striking.

Accidental elbowing is also common, especially in confined spaces. This can happen when people are standing too close together or when someone makes a sudden movement. While usually minor, it can sometimes cause discomfort or injury. The word "könyökével" simply describes the physical action of using the elbow, and its implications depend heavily on the surrounding circumstances and intent.