Erejük

Erejük is a Hungarian noun phrase that means their strength or their power. It is formed from the noun erő, meaning strength or power, combined with the third-person plural possessive suffix -jük, which indicates that the strength belongs to a group rather than to an individual.

In Hungarian grammar, possessive suffixes attach to the base noun to signal ownership by different persons and numbers. The suffix -jük marks possession by a plural subject, and it can appear in various contexts depending on the sentence structure. When used with erő, the resulting form denotes the collective or group strength of the referenced subject.

Semantically, erejük is used in discussions of collective capability, resilience, or force. It can describe the physical or moral vigor of a team, community, or other collective, and it is common in literary, journalistic, and academic Hungarian when evaluating how much a group can achieve, endure, or assert.

Notes on orthography and variants: in standard Hungarian, the base form derived from erő with the possessive suffix is typically written as erőjük, with a linking consonant integrated by the suffix. The form erejük may appear in nonstandard spellings or in contexts where diacritic or orthographic conventions are simplified, but erőjük is the canonical spelling in formal writing.