felelsségébe

felelsségébe is a Hungarian word that translates to "into his/her/its responsibility" or "into their responsibility" in English, depending on the context and number. It is a possessive form derived from the noun "felelősség," which means "responsibility." The "-ébe" suffix indicates a dative case, suggesting movement or placement into something. Therefore, the word conveys the idea of entrusting something to someone's care, assigning a duty, or placing something under someone's charge.

The usage of "felelsségébe" implies a transfer of accountability. For instance, a parent might place a child into the responsibility of a teacher, or a company might place a project into the responsibility of a specific department. The term highlights the act of giving over control or oversight, signifying that the recipient is now answerable for the outcome or well-being of what has been entrusted. It is a common phrase in legal, administrative, and everyday contexts where duties and obligations are being delegated or assumed. The exact nuance can vary depending on the preceding preposition and the overall sentence structure, but the core meaning remains centered on the concept of responsibility being transferred or incorporated.