Ragozásának

Ragozásának is a Hungarian word that translates to "its declension" or "its inflection." It is a possessive form of the word "ragozás," which means "declension" or "inflection" in English. The term "ragozásának" is used to indicate possession or association with something that is inflected or declined. For example, in a sentence like "A szó ragozásának szabályai" (The rules of the word's declension), "ragozásának" refers to the declension of the word "szó" (word).

In Hungarian, possessive forms are used to show ownership or association. The possessive form "ragozásának" is derived from the noun "ragozás" and the possessive suffix "-nak/-nek," which is used to indicate possession. The choice between "-nak" and "-nek" depends on the vowel harmony rules of Hungarian, which are based on the final vowel of the noun being possessed.

The use of "ragozásának" is an example of Hungarian's rich inflectional system, which includes a variety of cases, numbers, and possessive forms. This system allows Hungarian to express complex grammatical relationships without relying heavily on word order or additional words.