Kékesek

Kékesek is a Hungarian term that literally translates as “the bluish ones” or “the blue ones.” It is formed from the adjective kékes (bluish) with the plural suffix -ek and can function as either an adjective in plural form or, in certain contexts, as a noun referring to people or groups associated with the blue color or with a place named Kékes. The exact meaning depends on context and punctuation.

In Hungarian, kékesek could be used as a demonym or descriptive label if a locality named Kékes exists; however, such usage is highly context-specific and not standardized across the language. If a community is named Kékes, inhabitants might be described in local usage with forms like Kékesiek or other demonyms, but this varies by region and tradition rather than by a fixed rule.

Beyond place-based usage, kékesek can appear in literature, folklore, or journalism as a poetic or metaphorical reference to things described as bluish, or to groups associated with the color blue in a symbolic sense. In everyday language, however, kékes remains primarily an adjective, and its plural form kékesek is rarely used as a standalone noun without explicit context.

See also: Kékes (mountain), Kékes (place name). If you have a specific context (region, historical period, or text), please provide it for a more precise interpretation.