piszkos
Piszkos is a Hungarian adjective meaning dirty, filthy, or soiled. It is used to describe objects, spaces, or materials that lack cleanliness, as well as actions or situations that are morally tainted or ethically questionable. In everyday language it can express strong disapproval or complaint without invoking more explicit terms.
It derives from the noun piszok, meaning dirt or mud. The suffix -os forms adjectives from nouns,
Common examples include piszkos ruhák (dirty clothes), piszkos víz (dirty water), or a piszkos üzlet (dirty deal).
Piszkos is widely understood across Hungarian-speaking communities and appears in spoken language, literature, and media. It