ártatlanokat

ártatlanokat is a Hungarian word that translates to "innocents" or "the innocent" in English. It is the plural form of the word ártatlan, meaning innocent. The term is often used in a general sense to refer to individuals who are not guilty of a crime or wrongdoing. It can also be used to describe those who are naive or unworldly.

In certain contexts, such as legal proceedings or discussions of conflict, ártatlanokat can refer specifically to civilians or non-combatants who are harmed or killed. This usage emphasizes their lack of involvement in the actions that led to their suffering. The concept of protecting ártatlanokat is a recurring theme in various ethical and moral frameworks, highlighting the importance of safeguarding vulnerable populations. The word itself carries a connotation of vulnerability and undeserved suffering.