átázottak

Átázottak is a Hungarian term that literally translates to "soaked ones" or "those who are drenched." It is not a formal or scientific term but is commonly used in everyday language to describe people who have become thoroughly wet, typically due to rain, submersion in water, or being caught in a downpour. The term implies a state of being completely saturated, with clothing and often hair being dripping wet.

The context in which "átázottak" is used is usually informal and can range from a humorous observation of someone caught in unexpected weather to a more practical description of a situation where individuals need to dry off. It might be used to describe children playing in puddles, hikers caught in a storm, or someone who accidentally fell into a body of water. The state of being "átázottak" often implies discomfort and a need to change into dry clothes. The term itself doesn't carry any negative connotations beyond the immediate inconvenience of being wet.