ártatlanul

Ártatlanul is a Hungarian word that translates to "innocently" in English. It is an adverb used to describe an action or state of being that is free from guilt, fault, or wrongdoing. The word is derived from the adjective "ártatlan," which means innocent.

When used in a sentence, "ártatlanul" can modify a verb, adjective, or another adverb. For example, one might say that someone "ártatlanul nézett" (looked innocently) or that a situation unfolded "ártatlanul" (innocently). It suggests a lack of malicious intent or knowledge of any wrongdoing.

The concept of innocence conveyed by "ártatlanul" can extend to various contexts. It can refer to a child's pure and uncorrupted state, a person's lack of involvement in a crime, or even an object or situation that is not harmful or dangerous. The word emphasizes a state of being untainted or blameless.

The adverb "ártatlanul" plays a role in distinguishing between accidental or unintentional actions and those that are deliberate and malicious. It is a common term in everyday Hungarian conversation and literature, helping to articulate nuances of responsibility and perception.