bevallani

Bevallani is a Hungarian verb that translates to "to confess," "to admit," or "to acknowledge" in English. It is used to express the act of revealing something, often something that was previously hidden, denied, or unknown. The word can apply to a variety of situations, ranging from admitting a mistake or wrongdoing to confessing a feeling or a secret.

In a legal context, "bevallani" signifies making a confession of guilt. It is a crucial element in legal proceedings, where a confession can be a strong piece of evidence. The act of confessing implies taking responsibility for one's actions.

Beyond legal or formal contexts, "bevallani" is commonly used in everyday conversation. For instance, someone might "bevallani" that they ate the last cookie, or admit that they are tired. It can also be used to acknowledge the truth of a statement or a situation, essentially agreeing with it or recognizing its validity. The nuance of the word lies in the willingness or sometimes reluctant nature of the admission. It can range from a voluntary disclosure to a forced acknowledgment under pressure.