A "szentek" is a Hungarian term that translates to "saints" in English. Saints are individuals recognized for their holiness and virtue, often associated with religious traditions. In Christianity, they are believed to have led exemplary lives and are venerated for their faith and good deeds. Many saints are commemorated on specific feast days and are often invoked in prayers. In the Catholic Church, saints can be canonized, a formal process that recognizes their life and contributions to the faith. The lives of saints, such as Szent István (Saint Stephen) or Szent László (Saint Ladislaus), serve as moral examples for believers and are celebrated in various cultural and religious practices.