ragyogása

Ragyogása is a Hungarian word that translates to "shine" or "radiance" in English. It refers to the quality of emitting light, whether in a literal or metaphorical sense. In its literal meaning, ragyogása describes the brightness and luster of objects. For instance, the ragyogása of a polished gemstone or the ragyogása of the sun are common uses of the word. It can denote a bright, dazzling, or sparkling light.

Metaphorically, ragyogása can describe the brilliance of a person's personality, intelligence, or talent. A person might be described as having a certain ragyogása when they are exceptionally charismatic, exceptionally skilled, or full of joy. It can also be used to describe the success or glory of an achievement or a period of time. For example, the ragyogása of a golden age or the ragyogása of a victorious athlete would employ this figurative meaning. The word conveys a sense of intensity and positivity, suggesting a high degree of brilliance or eminence.