Pluráljának

Pluráljának is a grammatical term related to the plural form of a noun in Hungarian. Specifically, it refers to the possessive form of a plural noun. In Hungarian, nouns can take possessive suffixes to indicate ownership, and when the owned noun is plural, the structure becomes pluráljának.

For example, if the noun "ház" (house) is singular and owned by "én" (I), it would be "házam" (my house). If the owned noun is plural, like "házak" (houses), and owned by "én" (I), it becomes "házaim" (my houses). The term pluráljának refers to the construction where the possessed item is plural and the possessor is indicated by a third-person singular suffix, or in a broader sense, the general possessive form of a plural noun.

The suffix indicating the third-person singular possessor, when attached to a plural noun, results in the "-ainak" or "-einek" ending. For instance, "az ő házaik" (their houses) demonstrates this. The structure "pluráljának" encapsulates these grammatical constructions, highlighting the interplay between plurality of the possessed object and the possessive markers in Hungarian grammar. Understanding this concept is crucial for correctly forming sentences that denote plural ownership in the language.