Munkájuk

Munkájuk is a Hungarian noun phrase meaning "their work." It is formed from the noun munká, meaning work, combined with the possessive suffix -juk, which marks third-person plural ownership. The construction illustrates how Hungarian encodes relationships within nouns rather than with adjectives.

In usage, munkájuk refers to the work produced or performed by a group that has already been mentioned or is understood from context. It can function as a subject or an object depending on the sentence. The phrase is common in journalism, academic writing, and everyday speech when discussing what a team, community, or organization has done or created. In literary and rhetorical contexts, it may emphasize collective effort, responsibility, or achievement.

Morphology and related forms: The base phrase can take different case endings to fit sentence roles, such as munkájukat (their work as a direct object) or munkájukban (in their work). The possessive suffix also appears with other Hungarian nouns to express ownership by multiple people.

See also: Hungarian possessive constructions, and the use of collective possessives in Hungarian grammar.

Munkájuk thus functions as a straightforward, neutral way to refer to the collaborative output of a group within Hungarian discourse, without implying value judgments.