érdeséggel

Érdeséggel is a Hungarian term that translates to "roughness" or "coarseness" in English. It generally refers to a texture that is not smooth and may feel uneven or abrasive to the touch. This quality can be found in various contexts, from the surface of materials to a more abstract sense of something being unrefined or harsh.

In the physical sense, érdeséggel describes the tactile sensation of a surface that lacks smoothness. This could apply to natural materials like certain types of rock, wood, or even the skin of some animals. Industrially, it can be a characteristic of manufactured goods where a deliberately rough finish is desired, such as in some types of sandpaper, unpolished stone, or certain textiles. The degree of érdeséggel is often a measurable property, influenced by factors like particle size, surface irregularities, and the composition of the material.

Beyond physical textures, érdeséggel can also describe a less tangible quality. It might be used to characterize a speaking style that is gruff or unpolished, or a manner that is abrupt and lacking in refinement. In literature or art, it could refer to a style that is deliberately unrefined or stark, aiming to evoke a particular emotional response. The concept highlights a departure from the smooth, polished, or elegant, embracing a more raw or unadorned quality.