Példáinak

Példáinak is a Hungarian word. It is the plural possessive form of the word "példa," which translates to "example" or "sample" in English. Specifically, "példáinak" means "its examples" or "of its examples" when referring to a singular noun that is feminine or neuter in gender, or when the possessor is a third-person singular entity. The "-inak" suffix indicates the third-person singular possessive, plural object.

For instance, if discussing a book (könyv, which is neuter in Hungarian), one might refer to "a könyv példáinak" meaning "its examples" (referring to examples within the book). Similarly, if a concept has multiple illustrations, one could say "az elmélet példáinak" meaning "the theory's examples." This grammatical construction is common in Hungarian when detailing the various instances or illustrations of something. The word itself signifies a collection of instances that serve to clarify, demonstrate, or represent a larger idea or entity. Understanding "példáinak" requires knowledge of Hungarian grammar, particularly its case system and possessive suffixes.