Eladásokat

Eladásokat is the plural accusative form of the Hungarian noun eladás, which means sale or the act of selling, and can also refer to a set of sales transactions. The base noun eladás comes from the verb eladni (to sell) with the suffix -ás, yielding the concept of a sale or the act of selling. Eladás can denote a single sale, the general idea of selling, or multiple sales depending on the context. The plural nominative form is eladások; the plural accusative eladásokat marks a definite direct object in a sentence.

The form eladásokat is used when the sales are the object of the verb, such as in reports, analysis, or financial records. It appears in business, accounting, and statistics contexts, and in marketing discussions when referring to the performance of sales over a period. As with other Hungarian nouns, eladásokat agrees in number and definiteness with the verb and with surrounding determiners or articles.

Usage notes: Hungarian distinguishes definite and indefinite direct objects in verb agreement rather than the noun itself; however, the plural accusative ending -okat/-eket marks the definite sense in many typical sentences. Eladásokat can appear with or without a definite article (az eladásokat) depending on the emphasis and syntactic construction.

Examples: A vállalat a tavalyi eladásokat elemezte a pénzügyi jelentésben. A kereskedő megemelte az eladásokat az ünnepi szezonban. Az eladásokat befolyásoló tényezők közé tartozik a marketing és az árpolitika.

Lásd még: eladás, értékesítés, bevétel.