felszabadulást
Felszabadulást is the accusative singular form of the Hungarian noun felszabadulás, which means liberation, release, or emancipation. The base noun felszabadulás denotes the act or state of becoming free and can refer to freeing a person, a group, or a territory from oppression or occupation, as well as broader political or social emancipation. The root comes from felszabadulni meaning “to be liberated,” with the nominalizing suffix -ás; related terms include felszabadítás (the act of liberating) and felszabadult (liberated).
The accusative felszabadulást is used when the liberation is the direct object of a verb, as in
Historically, felszabadulás is widely used in Hungary to describe liberation from foreign occupation or oppressive regimes,
In contemporary Hungarian, felszabadulás appears in expressions such as “felszabadulás napja” (Liberation Day) or in historical