Vallomásai

Vallomásai is a Hungarian noun phrase formed from the singular vallomás meaning "confession" or "testimony" plus the possessive and plural suffixes. It is used to indicate "his/her confessions" or "the confessions of someone." The term covers both personal admissions and written or spoken statements given in a legal or quasi-legal context.

In literary usage, vallomásai is frequently used as a title or subtitle for collections of confessional writings, memoir-like narratives, or autobiographical passages. The plural form suggests multiple statements or accounts rather than a single confession, and such works often seek to reveal inner experience, moral decisions, or critical life events.

Beyond literature, the word appears in journalism and documentary contexts to refer to the set of testimonies or declarations contributed by one or more individuals. Grammatically, vallomásai can be used with a proper name to mean "X's confessions" (for example, Péter vallomásai).

See also: vallomás, vallomások, tanúvallomások.