jelöltekké

jelöltekké is a Hungarian word that translates to "marked ones" or "designated ones" in English. It refers to individuals or entities that have been specifically chosen, identified, or singled out for a particular purpose, status, or fate. This designation can be applied in various contexts, from religious or spiritual beliefs to social or political situations.

In a religious or spiritual sense, "jelöltekké" might describe those believed to be chosen by a divine power for a special mission or salvation. This concept often appears in theological discussions about predestination or divine election. The individuals so marked are seen as having a predetermined path or a unique role in a larger cosmic plan.

Societally, "jelöltekké" can describe individuals who are recognized or selected for leadership, responsibility, or even exclusion. For example, in certain historical or cultural practices, specific groups might be designated as "marked ones" for reasons of their skills, lineage, or perceived differences. This designation could lead to privileges or burdens, depending on the context of the marking.

The term "jelöltekké" itself is a plural form in Hungarian, indicating that it refers to more than one individual or entity. The singular form would be "jelölt," meaning "marked" or "designated." The grammatical structure of the word implies a state of being acted upon, suggesting that the designation comes from an external source or decision.