Függségüket

Függségüket is a Hungarian word that translates to "their addiction" or "their dependence" in English. It is the plural possessive form of the noun "függőség," which means addiction or dependence. The suffix "-ük" indicates possession by a third-person plural subject, meaning "their." Therefore, "függőségüket" specifically refers to the addiction or dependence belonging to a group of people.

The word is used in contexts discussing the habits or conditions of multiple individuals. For instance, one might encounter it in discussions about societal issues, psychological studies, or even personal relationships involving more than one person struggling with a particular dependency. The grammatical structure of the Hungarian language allows for the direct incorporation of possessive information into the noun itself, making "függőségüket" a concise way to express this concept.

Understanding "függőségüket" requires knowledge of Hungarian grammar, particularly the system of suffixes that denote possession and case. When analyzing texts in Hungarian, recognizing this word signals a discussion about the dependencies of a group. The specific nature of the addiction or dependence would be clarified by the surrounding context of the sentence or paragraph.