állandójának

The term "állandójának" is the genitive singular form of the Hungarian word "állandó," which translates to "constant" or "permanent" in English. In a grammatical context, it signifies possession or a relationship of belonging. For example, if one were discussing a fundamental property of a mathematical object, they might refer to "the object's constant" using "az objektum állandójának." This grammatical case is used to indicate what something belongs to or is associated with.

In scientific and mathematical contexts, "állandó" itself refers to a quantity that has a fixed value that does not change. The genitive form "állandójának" would therefore be used to denote the constant *of* something. For instance, in physics, one might speak of the gravitational constant's influence on a particular phenomenon. In this case, "állandójának" would be used to express that this constant belongs to gravity or is a characteristic of it. The usage is primarily determined by the grammatical rules of the Hungarian language and its application in conveying relationships between entities, particularly in its genitive form.