Betegségeinél

"Betegségeinél" is a Hungarian word that translates to "in his/her illnesses" or "at his/her diseases" in English. It is the Hungarian locative case of the word "betegség," which means "illness" or "disease." This grammatical form indicates a state of being or location related to sickness.

In Hungarian grammar, the locative case is typically formed by adding suffixes to the noun. The specific suffix used for "betegség" to form "betegségeinél" indicates possession (the "-ei-" part) and location or association (the "-nél" part). Therefore, "betegségeinél" is a possessive locative form, suggesting "at the location of his/her illnesses" or "in the context of his/her diseases."

This phrase would be used in sentences to describe circumstances, events, or conditions that occurred during periods of illness for a particular person. For example, one might say that certain actions were taken or decisions were made "betegségeinél," implying that these occurred while the individual was unwell. It signifies a temporal or circumstantial connection to the person's past or present health conditions. The word itself is purely grammatical and does not denote any specific disease or medical condition.