Gondolatai

Gondolatai is a Hungarian word meaning "his/her/its thoughts." It is the third person singular possessive form of the noun gondolat ("thought") when the possessed noun is plural. The form reflects Hungarian possessive morphology and vowel harmony, attaching the suffix -ai to indicate plural possession by a third person singular possessor.

Grammatically, gondolatai corresponds to expressions like "his thoughts" or "her thoughts" in English; Hungarian third-person singular is gender-neutral (ő), so the form does not mark gender. The base noun gondolat has the plural gondolatok; when marked for third-person singular possession the plural appears as gondolatai. The word is used in spoken and written Hungarian in contexts that refer to the contents of someone's thinking or opinions.

In usage, gondolatai appears in everyday sentences, journalism, and literature to attribute ideas or reflections to a person. Example sentences: "Gondolatai gyakran eltérnek a többségétől" (His/her thoughts often differ from the majority) and "A költő gondolatai a világról szóltak" (The poet's thoughts were about the world). The term may also appear in titles or phrases within essays and creative works where an author's or character's internal reflections are discussed.