áldozataikról

Áldozataikról is a Hungarian word that translates to "their victims" in English. It is a genitive plural form of the word áldozat, meaning victim. The suffix -ik indicates possession, making it possessive, and the plural suffix -ról indicates "about" or "concerning." Therefore, "áldozataikról" refers to a discussion, contemplation, or description related to the victims belonging to a particular group or entity that is being discussed.

This term is often used in contexts discussing crimes, historical events, or social issues where a perpetrator or a group has inflicted harm. For example, one might read about the historical accounts of a regime's atrocities, and the text could delve into "áldozataikról," meaning it would discuss their victims. Similarly, in a news report about a serial offender, the article might analyze "áldozataikról," referring to the victims of that specific offender.

The phrase emphasizes the collective nature of victims associated with a specific subject. It implies that the subject in question has had multiple victims, and the focus is on understanding or detailing their experiences or the impact of the actions on them. The use of "áldozataikról" suggests a need to acknowledge and address the suffering and consequences faced by those who were harmed.