cselekedeteket

Cselekedeteket is a Hungarian noun form derived from cselekedet, meaning an act or deed. The base term cselekedet refers to an action performed by a person, group, or institution. Cselekedeteket, the accusative plural, is used when these acts are the direct object of a verb, for example in sentences that discuss, assess, or describe the acts themselves.

Usage context includes legal, ethical, historical, and literary discourse. Cselekedeteket may refer to specific acts under examination and can carry positive, negative, or neutral connotations depending on the discussion. The term frequently appears in phrases such as megvizsgáljuk a cselekedeteket, értékeljük a cselekedeteket, or összevetjük a cselekedeteket a jogi szabályokkal.

Grammar notes: The plural nominative is cselekedetek; the accusative plural is cselekedeteket. In formal Hungarian, the object form often accompanies a definite article: a cselekedeteket, though it can appear without an article in headings, abstracts, or lists.

Example sentences:

- A bíró megvizsgálta a cselekedeteket.

- A vizsgálat összegzi a cselekedeteket és megállapítja a felelősséget.

- A történész részletesen elemzi a cselekedeteket.

- A gyanúsítottak cselekedeteket követtek el.

Related terms include cselekvés (activity, action in general) and tett (deed). Cselekedet often emphasizes a specific action with moral or legal significance, while tett denotes a concrete deed and cselekvés a történetben vagy a mindennapokban zajló tevékenységet. Etymologically, cselekedni means to act, from which cselekedet and its inflected forms derive.