körülzáródott

körülzáródott is a Hungarian word that translates to "enclosed," "surrounded," or "closed in." It is the past participle of the verb "körülzáródik," which means to become enclosed or to close in. The word is used to describe a situation where something or someone is completely surrounded by something else, leaving no apparent way out.

In a literal sense, "körülzáródott" can refer to a physical space that has become sealed off. For example, a room might be described as "körülzáródott" if all the doors and windows are shut and there is no other exit. It can also describe an area that has been cordoned off by authorities or a natural phenomenon like a snowdrift.

Figuratively, "körülzáródott" can describe a feeling of being trapped or isolated. A person might feel "körülzáródott" by problems or by difficult circumstances, implying a sense of helplessness and a lack of options. This can extend to social situations, where someone might feel "körülzáródott" by a group or by expectations. The word conveys a sense of being completely encompassed, whether physically or metaphorically.