Frekvenciájuk

Frekvenciájuk is a Hungarian noun phrase formed from the noun frekvencia (frequency) with the possessive suffix -juk, indicating ownership by a third-person plural. The phrase literally means “their frequency” and can refer to a single frequency owned by multiple subjects or to multiple frequencies owned by them, depending on the context.

Etymology and morphology: frekvencia is a loanword derived from Latin frequentia, through other European languages. The possessive suffix -juk marks 3rd-person plural ownership and is combined with the base noun after vowel harmony and the linking consonant -j. The result is frekvenciájuk, a standard example of Hungarian possession with plural owners.

Grammar and usage: In Hungarian, possession is expressed by attaching suffixes to the possessed noun. -juk denotes “their,” and the form integrates with the noun’s final vowel. Frekvenciájuk appears in scientific, technical, or everyday language whenever the speaker attributes a frequency to a group, such as researchers, devices, or organizations.

Examples: A frekvenciájuk változik a különböző mérési körülmények között. (Their frequencies vary under different measurement conditions.) A rádióadások vizsgálata során a frekvenciájuk követése fontos. (In the study of radio broadcasts, tracking their frequencies is important.)

See also: frekvencia, hangfrekvencia, magyar nyelvtan.