szaglóhídba
szaglóhídba is a Hungarian term that translates to "smelling bridge" in English. It refers to a specific type of bridge that was designed or is commonly used for the transport of livestock, particularly pigs, across a river or other obstacle. The design of these bridges often takes into account the need to contain the animals and prevent them from escaping.
The term likely originated from the practical necessity of moving large numbers of animals, where the smell
Historically, such bridges would have been crucial for farmers to move their herds between pastures or to
In contemporary contexts, the term szaglóhídba might be used colloquially or in historical discussions relating to