szabaduló

The term "szabaduló" is a Hungarian word that translates to "escapee" or "fugitive" in English. It refers to an individual who has escaped from a place of confinement, such as a prison, a mental institution, or even a hostage situation. The context in which "szabaduló" is used often dictates the specific circumstances of the escape.

In a criminal justice context, a "szabaduló" is someone who has broken out of prison or detention. This can lead to a manhunt and increased security measures. The act of being a "szabaduló" carries legal consequences, and their capture is usually a priority for law enforcement.

Beyond the criminal realm, the term can be used more broadly. For instance, in a fictional narrative, a character might be described as a "szabaduló" if they have managed to break free from a dangerous or oppressive situation. It can imply a sense of desperation, resourcefulness, or even triumph depending on the narrative's perspective. The word emphasizes the act of breaking free from a constrained environment, regardless of the specific nature of that constraint.