A "gyász" is a Hungarian term that translates to "mourning" or "grief" in English. It refers to the emotional response and rituals associated with the loss of a loved one, often involving sadness, reflection, and remembrance. Gyász can manifest in various ways, including wearing black clothing, attending funerals, and participating in memorial services. In many cultures, including Hungarian traditions, gyász is an important process that helps individuals cope with their loss. It allows people to honor the memory of the deceased, such as through memorials or funeral rites, and provides a space for communal support among family and friends during a difficult time.