Kontúrjainak

Kontúrjainak is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun kontúr, meaning contour or outline. In grammatical use, kontúrjainak marks a genitive relation between kontúr and a possessor, translating roughly as “the contours of …” or “their contours,” depending on context. It is commonly encountered in technical, cartographic, architectural, and descriptive prose when the outlines or shapes of an object are being discussed.

Morphology and form: The form combines kontúr with a linking element and the possessive/genitive suffix -ainak. The exact pronunciation and spelling reflect Hungarian phonology and orthography rules for possessive/genitive constructions. In practice, kontúrjainak functions to express that the contours belong to some referenced entity, whether the owner is singular or plural.

Usage: kontúrjainak appears directly after the possessor noun in phrases describing the outlines of something. It is most natural in formal or specialized texts. Examples include discussing the contours of a city, landscape, or geological feature, or describing the contours of a figure in art or design. For instance, “A város kontúrjainak pontos meghatározása” means “the precise determination of the city’s contours.”

Related terms: kontúr (contour), körvonal (outline), kontúrozás (contouring). The form is one of several Hungarian inflected ways to express possession in relation to kontúr, and its exact usage depends on syntactic context and the possessor.

Note: As a specific inflected form, kontúrjainak is primarily a grammatical tool within Hungarian, and its interpretation relies on the surrounding noun phrase.