Kezünket

Kezünket is a term that originates from the Hungarian language. It is the accusative case of the word "kéz," which translates to "hand" in English. Therefore, "kezünket" literally means "our hand" or "our hands" when used in a sentence where the hands are the direct object of an action. The addition of the "-ünket" suffix denotes possession by the first-person plural pronoun ("mi" or "we"). This suffix indicates that the hands belong to the speaker and their group.

In Hungarian grammar, the accusative case is used to mark the direct object of a verb. So, if someone were to say, "We help with our hands," the Hungarian translation might involve "kezünket." The specific usage of "kezünket" depends on the verb and the context of the sentence. It signifies that "our hands" are performing or receiving the action of the verb. Understanding the case system and possessive suffixes is crucial for comprehending the grammatical function and meaning of words like "kezünket" within the Hungarian language.