épületet

Épületet is the definite singular accusative form of the Hungarian noun épület, meaning a building or structure. The noun épület denotes a built edifice such as a house, office, or public building. Épületet is used when the building is the direct object of a verb and the reference is definite, as in Láttam az épületet (I saw the building).

Etymology and morphology: Épület comes from épít (to build) with the suffix -ület, forming a noun that denotes a thing produced by building. The suffix -et marks the definite direct object in the singular, yielding épületet. The corresponding plural definite form is épületeket (the buildings, as direct object), used with a definite article such as az épületeket.

Usage context: The form is common in descriptive writing, reporting, and everyday speech when a specific building is being discussed. Related forms include épület (nominative singular) and épületek (nominative plural). The word operates within Hungarian case and definiteness systems, where the object form changes to reflect specificity and number.