Lányodat

Lányodat is a Hungarian word. It is the accusative case of the word "lány", which means "daughter". Therefore, "lányodat" translates to "your daughter" when referring to a single daughter, and it is used as the direct object of a verb. For example, in the sentence "Szeretem a lányodat" (I love your daughter), "lányodat" is the direct object being loved.

The word is formed by combining the root "lány" with the possessive suffix "-od" (meaning "your", informal singular) and the accusative case suffix "-at". The "-at" suffix is used for words that end in a vowel, indicating that "your daughter" is the receiver of the action in the sentence. If the sentence were addressing multiple people informally, the possessive suffix would change. Similarly, if the sentence were formal, the possessive suffix would also change. The grammatical function of "lányodat" is crucial for understanding the sentence structure in Hungarian, as it clearly identifies who or what is being acted upon.