Idopontjai

Idopontjai (with diacritics: időpontjai) is a Hungarian noun phrase formed as the plural possessive of időpont, meaning time points that belong to someone or something. The form idopontjai is used to indicate multiple moments in time associated with a specific subject, such as an event or a user. It is not a standalone concept but a grammatical construction.

In Hungarian, időpont itself denotes a specific moment or point in time. The possessive plural form -ai (or -jai after certain phonological changes) attaches to the noun to show ownership by a third-person singular subject. For example, az esemény időpontjai means “the time points of the event,” while a felhasználó időpontjai means “the user’s time points.” The bare noun időpontok refers to time points in general, without indicating possession.

Common contexts for idopontjai include scheduling, calendaring, and data logging, where one refers to the set of times associated with an entity. It frequently appears in official or technical Hungarian texts, such as descriptions of event schedules, recorded timestamps, or profiles containing time-related data.

Etymology and morphology: időpont is a compound of idő (time) and pont (point). The suffix -ai marks possession by a third-person singular subject, and the overall form often appears in plural when multiple time points are involved.

See also: időpont, idő, pont, naptár. The term is mainly a grammatical and lexical example in Hungarian, used to discuss time-related data tied to a subject.