Ölelés
Ölelés, Hungarian for "hug," is a form of physical embrace in which two or more people wrap their arms around each other and hold for a period of time. The gesture typically involves contact at the upper body, most commonly the shoulders or torso, and may vary in intensity, duration, and accompanying gestures such as a squeeze or pat on the back. Hugs can be brief or longer and often convey warmth, support, or celebration.
In Hungary, as in many cultures, ölelés is a common social gesture among family and friends and
Health and psychology: Research in psychology and neuroscience links hugging to the release of oxytocin and
Etiquette and consent: Because comfort with physical touch varies, it is important to obtain consent or follow
Related topics include hugging, physical touch, and social bonding.