Mellkasát

Mellkasát is the definite possessive form of the Hungarian noun mellkas, meaning chest or thorax. It denotes “his/her chest” when the chest is the direct object of a verb and the possessor is third person. It is a grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical item.

Formation: The base noun mellkas takes a third‑person possessive suffix to yield mellkasa (“his/her chest”). When used as a definite direct object, Hungarian adds the definite object suffix -t, producing mellkasát. The overall form indicates possession and that the chest is the object of the action.

Usage: Mellkasát appears in sentences such as: Az orvos megvizsgálta a beteg mellkasát. The doctor examined the patient’s chest. Nészd meg a mellkasát means “look at his chest.” The form is common in medical, descriptive, and narrative contexts where both possession and a definite object are specified.

Notes: mellkas remains the dictionary form; mellkasát is one of several inflected forms created by combining possessive and definite direct-object suffixes in Hungarian. For broader details on possessive forms and object marking, see Hungarian grammar.