Felhasználókat

Felhasználókat is the accusative plural form of the Hungarian noun felhasználó, which means user. In grammar terms, felhasználóka? no—the correct form is felhasználókat when the users are the direct object of the sentence. In practical use, the phrase appears frequently in technology, online services, and software contexts, where actions are described as affecting or involving multiple users.

Felhasználó is a compound noun formed from haszná l (to use) with the agent suffix -ó and the prefix fel-, which together describe someone who uses something. The noun’s basic forms include felhasználó (singular, nominative), felhasználók (plural, nominative), and felhasználókat (plural, accusative). Understanding these forms is important for constructing sentences that correctly assign roles to users.

In IT and digital platforms, felhasználó refers to an end user or person who interacts with a product or service. The accusative felhasználókat is used when multiple users are the direct object of a verb, as in: A rendszer értesíti a felhasználókat a frissítésekről. Related terms include felhasználói fiók (user account) and felhasználói élmény (user experience). The term is also common in privacy and data handling discussions, where the handling of felhasználók személyes adatai is a frequent topic.

Notes on usage: Hungarian uses case forms to show function in a sentence, so felhasználókat marks the object plural. Other case forms include felhasználók (nominative plural) and felhasználót (accusative singular). See also felhasználó, felhasználói fiók, és adatvédelem.