Felépítésükön

Felépítésükön is a Hungarian word that translates to "on their structure" or "in their construction." It is a grammatical form used in the Hungarian language to indicate that something is being described or analyzed in terms of its composition, organization, or arrangement.

The word is formed from the Hungarian noun "felépítés," which means "structure," "construction," or "composition," and the suffix "-ükön." The suffix "-ükön" is a plural possessive suffix combined with a locative suffix. Specifically, "-ük" indicates possession by "them" (third person plural), and "-ön" is a locative case ending that signifies "on" or "in." Therefore, "felépítésükön" literally means "on their structure" or "in their construction."

This phrase is commonly used when discussing the way something is built, organized, or put together, whether it refers to physical objects, abstract concepts, or even grammatical structures within language itself. For example, one might discuss the felépítésükön of a building, a theory, or a sentence. The context in which the word is used will determine the precise meaning. It implies a detailed examination or consideration of the constituent parts and their relationships within a larger whole.