Gyerekeiket

Gyerekeiket is a Hungarian word. It is the accusative plural form of the word "gyerek," which means "child" in English. Therefore, "gyerekeiket" translates to "their children" when used as the direct object of a sentence.

In Hungarian grammar, the accusative case is used to indicate the direct object of a verb. The plural form is used when referring to more than one child. The possessive suffix "-ik" indicates that the children belong to "them" or "they."

For example, in the sentence "A szülők szeretik a gyerekeiket" (The parents love their children), "gyerekeiket" is the direct object of the verb "szeretik" (love). The word "szülők" (parents) is the subject, and "a" is the definite article.

Understanding the grammatical structure of Hungarian is important for correctly using and interpreting words like "gyerekeiket." The specific ending of a word often conveys information about its grammatical function, number, and possession within a sentence. This level of detail in word endings is a characteristic feature of agglutinative languages like Hungarian.