Fényeknél

Fényeknél is a Hungarian word that translates to "at the lights" or "by the lights." It most commonly refers to a specific location or situation where illumination is present, often indicating a place where one might wait or observe. In a literal sense, it describes being in proximity to sources of light, such as streetlights, traffic signals, or even natural light sources like lamps.

The phrase can carry a colloquial meaning, particularly in urban settings. When someone says they are "fényeknél," it might imply they are waiting at a traffic intersection for the light to change, or perhaps meeting someone at a well-lit landmark. It can also suggest a place of activity or visibility.

Figuratively, "fényeknél" can sometimes evoke a sense of arrival, of reaching a point of clarity or being in the public eye. However, its primary usage remains tied to the literal presence of light. The context in which the word is used will determine its precise meaning, but the core concept revolves around proximity to illumination.