Kötelezettségüket

Kötelezettségüket is a Hungarian word that translates to "their obligation" or "their duty." It is the plural possessive form of the noun "kötelezettség," which means obligation or duty. The suffix "-ük" indicates possession by a third-person plural subject (they/them), and the "-et" is a case ending, often functioning as an accusative.

The term signifies a responsibility or commitment that a group of people is bound to fulfill. This can range from legal or contractual obligations to moral or ethical duties. For example, citizens have a kötelezettségük to obey the law, or employees have a kötelezettségük to perform their job duties. The specific nature of the obligation depends heavily on the context in which the word is used.

Understanding kötelezettségüket requires recognizing that it refers to a shared responsibility. It implies an expectation of action or inaction from a collective group. The word is commonly encountered in legal documents, formal agreements, and discussions about societal roles and responsibilities.