Feladataikat

Feladataikat is a Hungarian noun phrase meaning “their tasks” or “their duties.” It is formed from feladat, meaning task or duty, together with the plural possessive suffix -aik, and is used when the possessor is a plural subject such as a team or organization. The form signals that the tasks belong to that plural group and can function as the object or topic of a sentence.

Usage and examples

Feladataikat commonly appears in sentences describing what a group is responsible for doing. For example: The project team’s tasks include meeting deadlines can be expressed as a Hungarian version using feladatai or feladataik, depending on the sentence structure. A natural construction is: A projektcsapat feladatai közé tartozik a határidők betartása. When referring to the tasks directly as something belonging to the group, one might see: A résztvevők megvitatták feladataikat. These examples illustrate how the form is used in everyday and formal Hungarian to discuss group duties.

Relation to broader concepts

Feladat vs. felelősség: feladat denotes a concrete activity to be performed, while felelősség denotes accountability or responsibility for outcomes. In organizational language, feladataik may be accompanied by felelősségek (responsibilities) or be clarified within munkakörök (job descriptions) and operating procedures.

See also

feladat, felelősség, munkakör, utasítás.