Befogadóink

Befogadóink is a Hungarian term used to refer to "our hosts"—the people or organizations that host or accommodate a group. The noun befogadó means a host or welcoming party; befogadóink is the first-person plural possessive form, literally meaning "our hosts." The expression is used by speakers who are guests, participants, or beneficiaries of a program to acknowledge the parties that provide hospitality, facilities, or support. It commonly appears in NGO reports, educational exchanges, and community projects.

Linguistic notes: Befogadó derives from the verb befogad, meaning to admit or receive. The agent noun is formed with the suffix -ó, giving befogadó, and the possessive suffix -ink yields befogadóink for "our hosts." The form varies with case and context in Hungarian, for example befogadóinkkal (with our hosts) or befogadóinkat (our hosts as objects).

Usage and contexts: The term is used in formal and semi-formal communication by groups referring to the parties that welcome them. It can denote individuals in host families (befogadó család), host institutions (befogadó intézmény), or host countries (befogadó ország) within programs such as exchanges, volunteering, or refugee integration efforts. Example: A program résztvevői hálásak a befogadóink támogatásáért és gondoskodásáért.

See also: befogadó család, befogadó intézmény, befogadó ország, befogadás.