Borítékot

Borítékot is the accusative case of the Hungarian word "boríték," which translates to "envelope" in English. In the context of Hungarian grammar, it signifies that an envelope is the direct object of a verb or preposition. For instance, one might say "Adtam a borítékot a postásnak" which translates to "I gave the envelope to the postman." Here, "borítékot" is the object being given. Similarly, a sentence like "A borítékot keresem" means "I am looking for the envelope," with "borítékot" again acting as the direct object. The accusative case is formed by adding the suffix "-ot" or "-et" (depending on vowel harmony) to the noun. Therefore, "borítékot" specifically refers to "an envelope" when it is receiving the action of the verb. It is a common grammatical form used in everyday communication when referring to an envelope in a sentence.