Gépezetét

Gépezetét is a Hungarian noun form derived from gépezet, meaning machinery or apparatus. It is formed by adding the third-person possessive suffix -ét to gépezet and the definite direct-object suffix -t, producing a form that means its machinery when used as the definite object of a verb. The word can refer to the entire set of machines in a facility or to the internal mechanism of a single device, depending on context.

In usage, gépezetét occurs in technical writing, maintenance reports, and journalism, particularly when the owner or possessor is known and the machinery is treated as a specific object. For example: A mérnök megvizsgálta a gépezetét. (The engineer examined its machinery.) Megjavították a gépezetét. (They repaired its machinery.)

Etymology and morphology: gépezet comes from gép, meaning machine, with the -zet suffix forming a collective or instrumental noun such as machinery or apparatus. The form gépezetét shows how Hungarian can stack possessive and definite-object suffixes on a stem to convey precise ownership and grammatical function.

See also: gépezet, gép, mechanizmus, szerkezet.