nyalábbá

nyalábbá is a Hungarian word that translates to "licked" or "licking" in English, depending on the context. It is the past participle form of the verb "nyalni," which means "to lick." This word can be used to describe the action of licking something, or it can be used adjectivally to indicate that something has been licked. For example, one might say "a nyalábbá sütemény" which means "the licked cake," implying it has been eaten or tasted by licking. Alternatively, it can describe the state of being licked. The word's usage is quite direct, referring to the physical act of using the tongue to taste or clean a surface. It is a common term in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing.