Évszak

Évszak is a Hungarian word that translates to "season" in English. It refers to one of the four divisions of the year, typically marked by changes in weather, ecology, and hours of daylight. The four seasons in Hungary, and in most temperate climates, are spring (tavasz), summer (nyár), autumn (ősz), and winter (tél). Each season is characterized by distinct atmospheric conditions and its impact on the natural world. Spring is a period of renewal, with increasing temperatures and the blooming of flora. Summer is generally the warmest season, with long daylight hours. Autumn brings cooler weather and the changing colors of foliage. Winter is the coldest season, often with snow and shorter days. The concept of seasons is fundamental to agriculture, cultural practices, and the rhythms of daily life in regions where they are distinct. The length and intensity of each season can vary geographically, but the cyclical progression remains a defining feature of many climates.