állapotait

állapotait is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun állapot, meaning state or condition. It represents a possessive construction in which the states or conditions belong to a third-person plural possessor, and it also functions as a definite direct object marker in a sentence. In effect, állapotait corresponds to English phrases like "their states" or "the states of X" when used as the object of a verb.

Morphology and use

The form combines the stem állapot with a possessive suffix that marks a plural possessor and the definite direct-object ending -t. The result is a plural possessive object form used when discussing multiple states or conditions that belong to someone or something and when the speaker treats those states as a definite entity within the clause. This construction is common in formal or analytical Hungarian, such as reports, evaluations, or summaries, where the focus is on the conditions of an entity or entities.

Typical contexts

- Describing or reporting on the conditions of organizations, systems, or populations.

- Presenting findings that involve comparing or assessing multiple states or conditions.

- Writing where the states of a plural subject are the direct object of the verb.

Examples

- A szervezetek állapotait rendszeresen ellenőrzik. (They regularly check the states of the organizations.)

- A jelentés az állapotait mutatja be és az előző év adataival összehasonlítja. (The report presents their states and compares them with the data from the previous year.)

See also

állapot, állapotváltozás, állapotlista.