Kiszabaduló

Kiszabaduló is a Hungarian word that translates to "escapee" or "one who has escaped" in English. It is a noun and refers to a person or animal that has gotten away from confinement, captivity, or a situation they were being held in. The term can be used in a variety of contexts, from a prisoner who has broken out of jail to a pet that has run away from home. The emphasis is on the act of breaking free and the resulting state of being no longer contained.

The etymology of kiszabaduló can be traced back to the Hungarian verb "kiszabadul," meaning "to escape" or "to get free." The "-ó" suffix is a present participle ending, indicating an agent or something that performs the action. Therefore, kiszabaduló literally means "the one escaping" or "the one who has escaped."

This word is commonly used in news reports, legal discussions, and everyday conversation when referring to individuals or creatures that have achieved freedom from a restricted environment. For instance, one might hear about a "kiszabaduló rab" (escaped prisoner) or a "kiszabaduló állat" (escaped animal). The term carries a sense of successful evasion and the attainment of liberty, however temporary or permanent that may be.