kötelékmentes

kötelékmentes is a Hungarian adjective that translates to "unattached," "free," "loosened," or "unbound" in English. It describes a state of not being tied, fastened, or connected to anything. The word is formed by combining "kötelék" (bond, tie, link) with the suffix "-mentes" (free from, without).

In a literal sense, kötélékmentes can refer to a physical object that is no longer secured. For example, a door that is kötélékmentes would be one that is not latched or bolted. Similarly, a package that is described as kötélékmentes would be one whose contents are not tied together.

Figuratively, the term can denote a lack of emotional or social ties. A person who is kötélékmentes might be independent, solitary, or not bound by obligations. It can also imply freedom from constraints or restrictions, suggesting a sense of liberation. The context in which the word is used determines its precise meaning, ranging from simple physical untethering to a more profound state of independence or detachment.