Fajtáit

Fajtáit is a Hungarian term that functions as the accusative plural form of a possessive construction derived from fajta, meaning breed or variety. In Hungarian, fajta denotes a breed, type, or variety of a living species or product. The basic forms are fajta (singular), fajták (plural), fajtája (its breed), fajtái (its breeds), and fajtáit (its breeds as the direct object). Thus fajtáit is used when the phrase refers to multiple breeds or varieties that function as the object of a verb or preposition.

Usage and context: fajtáit appears primarily in contexts such as animal breeding, horticulture, agriculture, and consumer product categorization, where the discussion centers on several breeds or varieties owned by or associated with something. For example, a sentence might reference “a gazda megmutatta a fajtáit a kiállításon” (the breeder showed its breeds at the exhibition) or “a cég fajtáit a piacon értékesítik” (the company sells its product varieties on the market). In these cases, fajtáit marks the direct object of the action.

Relation to related forms: as a grammatical form, fajtáit is the accusative plural of the possessive form fajtái. Related terms include fajta (breed/variety), fajták (breeds/varieties, plural), and the broader concept of the Hungarian noun for variety or breed.

See also: fajta, fajták, fajtái, Hungarian grammar, accusative case.