Börtön

OHWAD-Basic words

 

Börtön

 

Meaning:

jail

 

Example sentences:

A börtön azért van, hogy megvédje a társadalmat.

The jail therefore exists, that [enhancement]protect-shall-it the society(acc.).

Jails exist to protect society.

 

Nem minden bűnöző ül börtönben.

Not every criminal sits the jail-in.

Not every criminal is in jail.

 

Related terms:

áldozat – victim

bíró – judge (n.)

bíróság – court

büntetés – punishment

cella – cell

gyilkol – to kill

gyilkos – murderer

halálbüntetés – capital punishment, death sentence

ítél – to judge

rács – bars

tettes – offender, culprit

ügyvéd – lawyer

 

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Pronunciation of today’s word:

Börtön

 

Pronunciation of the example sentences:

A börtön azért van, hogy megvédje a társadalmat.

The jail therefore exists, that [enhancement]protect-shall-it the society(acc.).

Jails exist to protect society.

 

Nem minden bűnöző ül börtönben.

Not every criminal sits the jail-in.

Not every criminal is in jail.

 

Pronunciation of the related terms:

áldozat – victim

 

bíró – judge (n.)

 

bíróság – court

 

büntetés – punishment

 

cella – cell

 

gyilkol – to kill

 

gyilkos – murderer

 

halálbüntetés – capital punishment, death sentence

 

ítél – to judge

 

rács – bars

 

tettes – offender, culprit

 

ügyvéd – lawyer

 

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2 replies
  1. Elizabeth K Hilprecht says:

    Is there a different word for an áldozat who was killed as opposed to an áldozat who is still living (survived the attack)

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