ágyazó

The term "ágyazó" is a Hungarian word that generally translates to "bed maker" or "one who makes beds." In a domestic context, it refers to a person responsible for preparing beds, which involves tasks such as changing linens, arranging pillows, and ensuring the bedding is neat and comfortable. This role is typically performed in households, hotels, or other lodging establishments.

Historically, the role of an ágyazó could be a dedicated position, particularly in larger homes or institutions where maintaining numerous beds was a significant undertaking. In modern times, the term is more commonly used to describe the act of making a bed rather than a specific profession. However, in the hospitality industry, housekeeping staff are responsible for this task as part of their duties to ensure guest rooms are clean and presentable. The process of making a bed can vary in complexity depending on the type of bedding and the desired level of presentation.