Ártalmatlanság

Ártalmatlanság is a Hungarian term that translates to "harmlessness" or "innocuousness" in English. It refers to the quality or state of not being harmful or dangerous. This concept can be applied in various contexts, from describing the nature of an object or substance to a person's behavior or intentions.

In a scientific or technical context, ártalmatlanság might describe a chemical compound that does not pose a threat to health or the environment, or a device that is designed to be safe for use. For example, a food additive labeled as ártalmatlan would indicate that it is safe for consumption.

In a social or ethical context, ártalmatlanság can relate to actions or individuals who do not cause harm. A person described as ártalmatlan might be seen as gentle, non-threatening, or lacking malicious intent. This doesn't necessarily imply a lack of agency or ability, but rather a disposition that avoids causing damage or distress to others. The term is often used to distinguish something from being dangerous or harmful. It suggests a neutral or even positive quality of safety and lack of negative impact.