Követelésüket

"Követelésüket" is a Hungarian word that translates to "their claim" or "their demand" in English. It is a possessive form of the noun "követelés," which means claim, demand, or entitlement. The "-üket" suffix indicates the third-person plural possessive, signifying that the claim or demand belongs to "them."

The word "követelésüket" is used in various contexts, including legal, financial, and everyday situations. For example, in a legal dispute, one might refer to "their claim for damages" as "kártérítési követelésüket." In a business context, it could refer to "their claim for payment" as "fizetési követelésüket." In a more general sense, it might express "their demand for justice" as "igazságossági követelésüket."

The grammatical structure of "követelésüket" involves the root word "követelés" combined with the possessive suffix "-ük" (their) and the accusative case marker "-et" (indicating that "their claim/demand" is the direct object of a verb). Understanding this suffixation is crucial for comprehending the precise meaning and grammatical function of the word within a Hungarian sentence. The word emphasizes that a specific right, entitlement, or assertive request is being made by a group of people.