Lépesének

Lépesének is a Hungarian word that translates to "his/her/its step" or "walking" in English. It is a noun derived from the verb "lépni," which means "to step," "to walk," or "to move." The "-ének" suffix indicates a possessive form, specifically the third-person singular possessive, meaning it belongs to or is associated with a male, female, or neuter singular subject.

The word can be used in various contexts. In a literal sense, it refers to the physical act of taking a step or the sound of someone walking. For example, one might hear "hallani a lépését" which means "to hear his/her/its step." Figuratively, "lépésének" can denote progress, advancement, or a particular course of action taken by someone. It can also refer to a move in a game, such as chess, where "a lépése" would mean "his/her/its move."

Understanding "lépésének" requires context to discern its precise meaning. The core idea, however, revolves around movement, progression, or a deliberate action initiated by a singular entity. It is a common term in everyday Hungarian conversation and literature.