Eljegyben

Eljegyben is a Hungarian term that translates to "engaged" in English. It refers to the state of being in a romantic relationship where two people have agreed to marry each other. The term is commonly used in Hungarian culture and media to describe this stage of a relationship.

In Hungary, the engagement period is often shorter than in some other cultures, typically lasting from a few months to a year. During this time, the couple may live together, attend social events, and plan their wedding. The engagement is usually announced publicly, and the couple may exchange engagement rings or other symbols of their commitment.

The engagement period is an important milestone in Hungarian relationships, as it signifies the couple's serious intent to marry. It is also a time for celebration and preparation for the wedding, which is often a significant event in Hungarian culture.

Eljegyben is a term that is widely understood and used in Hungary, and it reflects the cultural emphasis on family and tradition in romantic relationships. It is a term that is often used in media and literature to describe the stage of a relationship where two people have agreed to marry each other.