Diffúziójuk

Diffúziójuk is the Hungarian possessive form meaning “their diffusion.” It is formed from the noun diffúzió (diffusion) plus the third-person plural possessive suffix -juk. In Hungarian, possessive suffixes attach to the possessed noun to indicate ownership by a plural subject, and diffúziójuk is used when the possessor is a group referred to in the sentence.

As a grammatical construction, diffúziójuk does not denote a separate scientific concept by itself. Rather, it functions as a noun phrase that identifies diffusion belonging to or related to a plural group. In scientific or technical writing, the phrase may be used to attribute a diffusion process to a group, such as a set of samples, organisms, or conditions.

In terms of meaning, diffúziójuk can refer to diffusion of substances, energy, or traits connected with the group in question. When embedded in a sentence, it often appears with adjectives or verbs that specify the context, such as the medium, temperature, or boundary across which diffusion occurs.

Etymology: diffúzió comes from Latin diffusio; the suffix -juk marks the possessor as third person plural.

See also: diffúzió, magyar nyelvtan, possessive constructions in Hungarian.