tészi

tüszi is a Hungarian informal term that literally translates to "prickle" or "thorn." However, its common usage extends beyond its literal meaning. It is frequently employed as a diminutive or affectionate term for small, spiky objects or creatures. For instance, a young hedgehog might be playfully referred to as a "tüszi." It can also describe a small, sharp point or protrusion on an object.

In a more figurative sense, "tüszi" can sometimes describe a person or a situation that is slightly irritating or bothersome, akin to a minor annoyance. This usage is generally lighthearted and not meant to be deeply critical. The term carries a sense of cuteness or endearment, particularly when applied to animals or small items. The pronunciation is roughly "too-see."