Hatásokának

Hatásokának is a Hungarian word that translates to "its effects" or "its impacts" in English. It is a possessive form of the noun "hatás," meaning "effect" or "impact." The suffix "-ának" indicates the third-person singular possessive, referring to something belonging to "it." Therefore, "hatásokának" literally means "of its effects" or "its impacts."

This term is commonly used in various contexts when discussing the consequences or results of an action, event, phenomenon, or substance. For example, one might talk about the "hatásokának" of a new policy, meaning the impacts that the policy has. Similarly, in scientific or medical discussions, the "hatásokának" of a drug might refer to its side effects or therapeutic outcomes.

The word's grammatical structure makes it suitable for connecting a subject with its subsequent consequences. It implies that the effects are inherent to or caused by the preceding entity. Understanding "hatásokának" requires recognizing the base word "hatás" and the possessive suffix "-ának," which together convey a sense of consequence or result attributed to a singular, non-human subject.