Idézeteinek

"Idézeteinek" is a Hungarian word that translates to "your citations" or "your quotations" in English. It is a plural possessive form derived from the noun "idézet," meaning "citation" or "quotation." The "-inek" suffix indicates the genitive case, denoting possession or attribution.

In academic and literary contexts, "idézeteinek" would refer to the collection of sources or quoted passages that a person has used within their work. For instance, a student writing a research paper might be asked to provide "idézeteinek," meaning they need to list all the books, articles, or other materials they have quoted from, along with their proper attribution in a bibliography or works cited section. Similarly, in a literary analysis, "idézeteinek" could point to the specific lines or phrases from a text that the author is drawing upon to support their arguments.

The term emphasizes the act of referencing and acknowledging the origin of borrowed words or ideas. It is a fundamental concept in maintaining academic integrity and allowing readers to verify the information presented. The specific format and requirements for "idézeteinek" would depend on the style guide or instructions provided for a given piece of writing, such as MLA, APA, or Chicago style.