Eredménye

Eredménye is a Hungarian possessive noun form derived from the noun eredmény, which means “result” or “outcome.” When used with a preceding possessor, it expresses “the result of X” or “X’s result.” For example, A tanulmány eredménye means “the study’s result” and Az ő eredménye means “his/her/its result.”

Etymology: eredmény is formed from the verb eredni “to originate” plus the abstract-noun suffix -mény, yielding a general term for an outcome or finding. The possessive ending -e is added to create eredménye, a form that marks possession in noun phrases such as X eredménye.

Usage: The base noun eredmény is widely used in formal writing, science, statistics, sports, education, and reporting to denote a result or finding. Eredménye specifically signals that the result belongs to or is attributable to a preceding noun (the possessor). Plural form is eredményei, meaning “his/her/its results.”

Notes: In ordinary sentences, you will often see phrases like a vizsgálat eredménye (the result of the examination) or az ő eredménye (his/her/its result). The distinction between eredmény and eredménye is primarily syntactic: eredmény is the head noun meaning “the result,” while eredménye is the possessive form used within a noun phrase to attribute the result to someone or something.

See also: eredmény, which is the base noun; teljesítmény (achievement, performance); statisztika (statistics).