üvölt

"Üvölt" is a Hungarian word that translates to "howl" or "yell" in English. It describes a loud, prolonged, and often mournful or aggressive vocalization. The term is most commonly associated with the sound made by animals, particularly wolves, but it can also be used to describe a human's intense cry of pain, anger, or distress.

The sound of an üvölt is typically characterized by its intensity and the raw emotion it conveys. In the context of animals, howling serves various purposes, including communication over long distances, marking territory, and signaling to pack members. For humans, an üvölt is a powerful expression of overwhelming feelings, often beyond the capacity for articulate speech. It can be a visceral response to extreme situations, an instinctive reaction rather than a deliberate utterance. The word itself carries a sense of wildness and primal force.