Mködtetésük

mködtetésük is a Hungarian word that translates to "their operation" or "their functioning." It is a verb derived from the root "mköd" meaning "to operate" or "to function," with the suffix "-tet" indicating a causative meaning (to make something operate or function) and the suffix "-ésük" signifying possession or a gerund (their operation). Therefore, mködtetésük refers to the state or action of something being operated or functioning by or for them.

The word is typically used in contexts where a group or entity is responsible for the operation or functioning of a system, process, or device. For example, it might be used in a sentence discussing the mködtetésük of a factory by its workers, or the mködtetésük of a software program by a development team. The specific meaning can vary depending on the context, but it always implies a degree of control, responsibility, or involvement in making something work.

In technical or administrative documents, mködtetésük might appear in discussions about maintenance, management, or deployment. It highlights the active role of a subject in ensuring that something is in working order. The plural possessive aspect of the suffix "-ük" indicates that the operation or functioning pertains to multiple entities or items.