Misszióját

Misszióját is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the noun misszió, meaning mission. It denotes “his/her mission” and is used when the mission is possessed by someone and functions as a definite direct object in the sentence. The form results from combining the third-person possessive suffix -ja/-je with the definite object suffix -t, yielding misszióját.

In practice, misszióját appears in sentences where the action centers on a specific mission belonging to a person. For example: A misszióját teljesítette. (He/She fulfilled his/her mission.) This construction emphasizes that the mission is definite and tied to a particular subject. The form can also appear in literary or formal contexts where the possessive relationship and the definite object are clearly marked.

Distinctions to note include misszió (the plain noun “mission”) and missziója (his/her mission as a possessive, without the definite object marker). When the noun is the object of a verb without definite emphasis, you may encounter missziót (the indefinite direct object) rather than misszióját.

Etymology and usage contexts reflect the broader Hungarian system of noun inflection, where possessive suffixes indicate ownership and definite object suffixes mark definite direct objects. The combination seen in misszióját is common for expressing that a specific mission belongs to someone and is being acted upon in the sentence.

See also: misszió, küldetés, possessive suffixes in Hungarian, definite direct object marking.