Esített

Esített is a Hungarian term that translates to "bent," "inclined," or "sloped" in English. It is primarily used in the context of grammar, specifically when referring to the inflection of words. In Hungarian linguistics, "esített" describes a state where a noun or pronoun has been modified from its base form to indicate a particular grammatical function, such as possession, direction, or association.

This grammatical bending is achieved through the addition of suffixes to the word. These suffixes, known as case endings, alter the meaning and role of the word within a sentence. For example, a noun might be "esített" to show it belongs to someone, or to indicate movement towards a place. The concept of "esített" is fundamental to understanding Hungarian sentence structure and the rich system of grammatical cases that the language employs. It contrasts with the uninflected, or nominative, form of a word, which represents its basic identity. Recognizing "esített" forms is crucial for both comprehending and constructing grammatically correct Hungarian sentences.