Feladatává

Feladatává is a Hungarian word that functions as a verb. It is the third-person singular conditional form of the verb "feladat" (task, assignment). The word "feladatává" translates to "into his/her/its task" or "as his/her/its task." It is used to indicate that something is being assigned or made into a duty or responsibility for a particular person or entity.

The structure of the word combines the noun "feladat" with the possessive suffix "-á" (his/her/its) and the auxiliary verb "válik" (becomes) in its conditional form. Therefore, "feladatává válik" literally means "becomes his/her/its task." In practice, the "válik" is often implied or omitted when the context is clear, leaving just "feladatává."

For example, one might say "Ez a munka az ő feladatává vált," meaning "This work became his/her task." Alternatively, in a more concise form, "Ez az ő feladatává lett," meaning "This became his/her task." The word implies a transformation where something that was not previously a responsibility is now designated as such. It is commonly used in formal and informal contexts to describe the assignment of duties or the assumption of obligations.