virágos

Virágos is a Hungarian adjective meaning "flowered" or "in bloom," used to describe places, objects, or patterns that are rich in flowers or decorated with flowers. It derives from virág, meaning flower, with the suffix -os forming an adjective.

The word can describe landscapes such as virágos mező (flower-filled field), virágos kert (flower garden), or virágos rét (flower meadow). It can also be used metaphorically to indicate ornate or decorative style, as in virágos beszéd (flowery speech) or in literary descriptions that evoke spring and abundant vegetation.

In Hungarian usage, virágos may appear in toponyms or place names to denote areas known for flowers or lush vegetation, though it is more commonly found as a descriptive adjective rather than a standalone proper name. The antonyms include kopár (barren) or virágtalan (flowerless).

Healthcare, gardening, agriculture, and cultural contexts may employ virágos to convey aesthetic or seasonal qualities, particularly in descriptions of gardens, parks, rural landscapes, or seasonal imagery. It is a neutral term suitable for both formal writing and everyday language, and it often contributes a vivid, picturesque atmosphere in prose and poetry.