Méréseinek

Méréseinek is a Hungarian grammatical form used in reference to possession of measurements. It represents a possessive construction derived from the noun mérés, meaning measurement. The form is commonly encountered in formal or technical Hungarian texts when describing data, results, or protocols that belong to a particular subject.

Formation and use

The base concept is measurement, with possessive endings affixed to indicate ownership by a third-person subject. The exact morphological shape, such as méréseinek, depends on number and case in the sentence. In practice, méréseinek appears in phrases where the owner of the measurements is specified, for example when linking measurements to a researcher, patient, experiment, or dataset. The surrounding words are adjusted for grammatical case, so the phrase will often pair with nouns like adatai (data) or eredményei (results).

Typical contexts

Méréseinek adatai are reported when presenting data collected from measurements performed by a subject. Méréseinek eredményei may be discussed when describing the outcomes derived from those measurements. Méréseinek protokollja can appear in methods sections to refer to the measurement procedures associated with the owner.

Notes

As with other Hungarian possessive forms, the exact suffixes and vowels adapt to the possessor’s person, number, and the syntactic role of the noun in the sentence. Méréseinek is therefore one concrete example within the broader system of possessive noun phrases used to convey ownership of measurement-related information.

See also

Hungarian grammar, possessive constructions, mérés (measurement)