sziklát

Sziklát is a Hungarian word that translates to "rock" or "cliff" in English. It is a common term used in Hungarian geography and geology to describe various rock formations. The word can refer to a large, solid mass of stone that is exposed above the ground, such as a mountain peak or a prominent outcrop. It can also denote a steep, rocky incline or a precipice.

In Hungary, specific geographic locations are often named using the term "szikla" to highlight their rocky nature. These can range from small, isolated rock formations to extensive cliff faces found in mountainous or hilly regions. The geological composition of these "sziklát" can vary, encompassing different types of rock such as limestone, granite, or basalt, depending on the region's geological history.

The term "szikla" is also used metaphorically in Hungarian language and culture to represent strength, resilience, and unyieldingness. For instance, a person described as being "like a szikla" is considered steadfast and unwavering in their character or beliefs. This symbolic meaning extends to the concept of a solid foundation or a dependable entity.