Panaszokat

Panaszokat is the plural accusative form of the Hungarian noun panasz, which means complaint or grievance. It denotes several complaints and is used when those complaints are the direct object of a verb or action in a sentence. The corresponding nominative plural form is panaszok.

In usage, panaszokat appears frequently in consumer relations, customer service, administration, and legal contexts. It can refer to written or spoken complaints directed at an organization or authority, and it is common in phrases that describe how complaints are handled, processed, or investigated. For example, a company might say that it has received panaszokat and will investigate them, or that customers filed panaszokat with the service desk.

Common collocations include panaszokat benyújtani (to file complaints), panaszokat kezelni vagy kivizsgálni (to handle or investigate complaints), and panaszokat megfogalmazni (to formulate or express complaints). The plural form helps specify that more than one complaint is involved, which can affect how an organization prioritizes responses or tracks trends over time.

Panaszokat is typically used in formal or semi-formal discourse. It is distinct from the singular panasz, which refers to a single complaint, and from panaszok, the nominative plural used when the complaints are the subject of the sentence rather than their object.