Felvetésének

Felvetésének is a Hungarian word-formation that arises from the noun felvetés, meaning a proposal, suggestion, or the act of raising a question. The form felvetésének is a genitive (possessive) construction indicating ownership or association by a third person singular subject (he, she, it).

In usage, felvetésének is employed to refer to something that belongs to or is related to the proposal of someone or something. It often appears in formal or analytical contexts where one discusses the aspects, reasons, or consequences of a proposal. For example, the phrase A felvetésének indokai would translate roughly as “the reasons for its/the proposal’s justification,” or more simply “the reasons of its proposal.” Likewise, A felvetésének lényege means “the essence of its proposal.”

Morphologically, felvetésének is formed from felvetés plus the possessive suffixes associated with third-person singular ownership. The base noun felvetés itself derives from the verb felvetni, meaning “to raise” or “to propose,” with the suffix -és that nominalizes the verb into a thing or concept. The possessive ending -ének attaches to indicate “of its/your/their” in isolation—here, third-person singular—so the exact possessor must be supplied by context.

In summary, felvetésének is a specialized grammatical form used to denote “of its proposal” or “the proposal’s” in Hungarian, most commonly appearing in formal writing when attributing aspects to a specific, singular third-person owner of a proposal.