Félelmében

Félelmében is a Hungarian word that translates to "in his/her/their fear" or "out of fear." It is a grammatical construction formed by the possessive suffix "-ében" attached to the word "félelem" (fear). This suffix indicates a locative case, implying a state of being within or a result of fear.

The word is used to describe actions or reactions that are driven by apprehension, anxiety, or dread. For instance, someone might act félelmében, meaning they are acting because of their fear. This could manifest in various ways, such as fleeing from a perceived threat, making irrational decisions, or becoming paralyzed by indecision. The context in which félelmében is used clarifies the specific nature of the fear and its influence on behavior. It highlights a state where fear is the primary motivator.