Méretüket

Méretüket is a Hungarian noun phrase meaning “their size” when used as a definite direct object. The base noun méret means size or measurement. It is formed by adding the third-person plural possessive suffix -ük to méret, giving méretük (“their size”), and then attaching the definite direct object suffix -et to produce méretüket. This form signals that the size in question is definite and known within the discourse, and it commonly appears in contexts where the size of items belonging to a group is being discussed or acted upon.

In practice, méretüket occurs in sentences where a verb takes a definite object, and the reference is to the sizes of items owned or associated with a group. It is part of the broader system of Hungarian possessive and case endings, which modify nouns to express ownership and grammatical role without separate articles.

Common contexts for méretüket include fashion, retail, tailoring, inventory, and other situations involving measurement or sizing of multiple items or groups. For comparison, related forms include méretük (“their size”) and méreteik or méreteik, which express similar ideas with different grammatical nuances or number.

See also: Hungarian grammar, possessive suffixes, definite direct object, noun declension.