felelsségeit

Felelősség is a Hungarian noun that denotes responsibility, obligation, or accountability. The form felelősségeit is the accusative plural of this concept and is used when the responsibilities themselves are the direct object of a verb. In everyday language it often appears in contexts related to duties, tasks, and liability within personal, organizational, or legal settings. The unaccented variant felelsségeit is commonly encountered in informal writing or when diacritics are omitted.

From a grammatical standpoint, felelősség is a base noun. Its possessive and plural forms create felelősségei (his/her/its responsibilities) and felelősségeit (his/her/its responsibilities as a direct object). The word can encompass two broad senses: duties or obligations assigned to someone (moral, organizational, or contractual) and the notion of liability or accountability in a legal or formal sense.

In practice, the term is widely used in corporate governance, project management, public administration, and personal planning. Clear definition and distribution of responsibilities help prevent overlaps and gaps, support accountability, and facilitate compliance with regulations. Phrases such as “megosztani a felelősségeit” (to share or distribute one’s responsibilities) or “felelősséget vállal” (to take responsibility) reflect common applications. The distinction between responsibility and liability is often important: felelősség can refer to duty and accountability, while felelősségre vonás denotes accountability in a legal or punitive sense.

Related concepts include felelősségvállalás (taking responsibility), felelősség ív (liability or responsibility schedule in some contexts), and felelősségre vonás (holding someone accountable). The term felelősségeit thus appears in discussions of role clarity, governance, and risk management, as well as in everyday statements about what someone is responsible for doing.