Egyenleteit

Egyenleteit is a Hungarian grammatical form rather than a mathematical concept. It is the possessive plural form of egyenlet, used to indicate ownership of a set of equations by a third person, and it appears in sentences where the equations are the definite direct object of the verb.

In Hungarian, egyenlet means equation. Its plural is egyenletek, and when referring to someone’s equations in the definite object position, the form egyenleteit is used. This is common in formal or written contexts, such as academic or instructional texts, where a mathematician, scientist, or another person is described as having certain equations that are being solved, analyzed, or discussed. The use of egyenleteit does not change the mathematical content of the equations; it merely signals possession and grammatical case.

Usage examples include a sentence like megoldotta az egyenleteit, meaning “he/she solved his/her equations,” or összehasonlította az egyenleteit, meaning “he/she compared his/her equations.” The form helps distinguish the owner of the equations in contexts where multiple entities or subjects are discussed.

Overall, egyenleteit functions as a grammatical device within Hungarian to express ownership of equations in a definite object context, and is frequently encountered in mathematical writing, problem statements, and explanations that reference a specific person’s set of equations. See also egyenlet, egyenletek, and Hungarian possessive constructions.