Fényképeken

Fényképeken is a Hungarian word that translates to "in photographs" or "on photos." It is a locative case of the word "fénykép," which means "photograph." This grammatical form is used to indicate that something is located within or depicted in a photograph.

The usage of "fényképeken" is common in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing. For instance, if someone is describing an event, they might say, "Ez a pillanat jól látszik a fényképeken" which translates to "This moment is clearly visible in the photographs." Similarly, when discussing a person's appearance, one might remark, "A régi fényképeken másképp nézett ki" meaning "He/She looked different in the old photographs."

The word can also be used in a more general sense to refer to visual records. For example, a historian might study historical events "fényképeken keresztül" (through photographs) to gain a better understanding of the past. The concept emphasizes the visual evidence and information conveyed by photographic images. The phrase is a fundamental part of describing the context or location of something within the medium of photography in the Hungarian language.