felç

Felé is a Hungarian directional postposition used to express movement toward a place, person, or object. It follows the target noun or pronoun and corresponds to the English word “toward” or “in the direction of.” Felé is common in everyday speech and can attach to places, objects, and people, including pronouns to indicate direction toward a person or group.

In use, felé often combines with other directional words to indicate orientation, such as balra felé (toward the left) or jobbra felé (toward the right). It also forms related expressions like befelé (toward the inside) and kifelé (outward, toward the outside). The meaning remains essentially directional, focusing on where someone or something is moving or looking.

Examples:

- A ház felé sétált. (He walked toward the house.)

- A tó felé néz. (She looks toward the lake.)

- Haza felé tartanak. (They are heading toward home.)

- Balra felé fordult. (He turned toward the left.)

Felé can be inflected with suffixes to indicate direction toward specific people or groups, such as feléjük (toward them) or feléd (toward you). It does not change its basic function as a directional marker and is used with various nouns, pronouns, and names.

See also: befelé, kifelé, balra felé, jobbra felé.