Olvasásuk

Olvasásuk is a Hungarian term that translates to "their reading" or "reading of them." It is a grammatical construct in the Hungarian language used to indicate the act of reading something belonging to or pertaining to multiple individuals. The suffix "-uk" is a possessive suffix in Hungarian, indicating the third-person plural possessor. Therefore, "olvasásuk" literally means "their reading."

This term is not an independent word with a separate meaning but rather a combination of the noun "olvasás" (reading) and the possessive suffix. It would be used in sentences where the subject is performing the action of reading, and the object or the thing being read is possessed by or related to more than one person. For example, a sentence might describe "a gyerekek olvasásuk közben elaludtak," which translates to "the children fell asleep during their reading." In this context, "olvasásuk" refers to the reading material belonging to or being done by the children.

The grammatical function of "olvasásuk" is to link the act of reading to a plural subject or a plural entity. It is a common feature of Hungarian grammar that nouns can be modified by possessive suffixes to indicate ownership or relationship. The specific form "olvasásuk" is reserved for when the possessor is a third-person plural group.