Árult

Árult is a Hungarian word that translates to "traitor" or "betrayer" in English. It refers to someone who acts disloyally or deceitfully, often against their own country, group, or a person they have a duty of loyalty to. The term carries a strong negative connotation, implying a severe breach of trust and a harmful act.

The concept of árulás (treason or betrayal) has significant historical and cultural weight in Hungary. Throughout history, individuals accused of árulás have faced severe consequences, reflecting the gravity with which such actions were perceived. This can range from political betrayal, where an individual aids an enemy state, to personal betrayal, such as breaking a promise or revealing a secret that harms another.

The word árult is typically used to describe the person who commits the act of betrayal. The act itself is árulás. Understanding árult requires recognizing the deep-seated importance of loyalty and trust within Hungarian society and its historical context. It is a term that evokes strong emotions of condemnation and distrust.