Csoportjait

Csoportjait is a Hungarian noun form that translates roughly as “their groups” when the word csoport (group) is possessed by a third person plural and used as a definite direct object in a sentence. It is part of Hungarian’s system of possessive suffixes and definite-object markers, and it signals both ownership and the grammatical role of the noun.

In practical use, csoportjait appears in sentences where someone’s groups are being referred to as a specific, identifiable set in the predicate. The form is common in formal or written Hungarian, such as organizational reports, business communications, or academic writing, where precise possession and objecthood need to be marked explicitly. The exact ending of a possessed noun in Hungarian depends on the possessor and the syntactic function, and csoportjait is one of several possible realizations for third-person plural possession with a definite object.

Examples:

- Az igazgató bemutatta a csoportjait a tárgyaláson. (The director introduced their groups at the negotiation.)

- A jelentés részletezi a cégcsoportjait és azok működését. (The report details their corporate groups and how they operate.)

Related forms include other possessive-definite-object variants for csoport, such as csoportjai or csoportjaink, depending on the possessor and the sentence structure.

See also:

- csoport (group)

- csoportjai, cégcsoport (corporate group)