Beállításait

Beállításait is a Hungarian noun form referring to the settings or configurations of something. It is the possessive form of the noun beállítás, which means “setting” or “configuration.” The base noun comes from the verb beállít, meaning “to set” or “to adjust,” with the nominalizing suffix -ítás, yielding a term that denotes the act or result of configuring. In technical and everyday language, beállításait denotes “its/his/her/their settings” as a possessed object in a sentence.

Common use of beállításait occurs in contexts describing changes or states of a device, software, or document. Examples include sentences like “A kamera beállításait módosította” (He modified the camera’s settings) and “A szoftver beállításait elmentette a felhasználó” (The user saved the software’s settings). In user interfaces, however, the plural beállítások is often found as the label of a settings menu, e.g., Beállítások, while beállításait appears when the settings belonging to a specific item are being referred to as the object of an action.

Variants and related terms include beállítások (settings), beállításiai (possessive forms for other persons or numbers in different syntactic contexts), and related concepts such as konfigurációk and paraméterek. In documentation and help texts, beállításait may appear with different word orders depending on focus and grammatical structure, but it consistently conveys possession of configurable options linked to a particular object.