Oldalát

Oldalát is a Hungarian inflected form of the noun oldal, which means side or page. The form represents a possessive construction combined with a definite direct object, so it can be translated roughly as “his/her/its side (the side that belongs to him/her/it)” or, when صحبت referring to a page, “his/her/its page.” The morphology comes from oldal + the third-person possessive suffix (-a or -e, here -a) plus the definite direct object suffix (-t), yielding the final -át through vowel harmony.

Usage and sense

Oldalát appears when the possessed side or page is the definite object of the verb. It is not a standalone noun; it is an inflected form used in sentences. Because oldal has multiple senses, oldalát can refer to a physical side of a body, a side of a surface, or a page/side of a book, depending on context.

Examples

Megmutatta az oldalát. (He/she showed his/her side.)

Az oldalát megvizsgálták. (His/her/its side was examined.)

Notes

The exact interpretation depends on the surrounding context, especially whether oldal is used in the sense of body/face, surface, or page. Oldalát illustrates how Hungarian combines possessive suffixes with the definite object marker to form specialized noun phrases.