Reakcióid

Reakcióid is a Hungarian grammatical form meaning "your reactions." It is the second-person singular possessive of the noun reakció (reaction) and is used to indicate ownership of multiple or aggregate reactions by the person being addressed. The form is created by adding the possessive suffix -id to the stem reakció, yielding reakcióid. In sentences the form can appear in different cases, for example as reakcióid in nominative and as reakcióidat in the accusative when it functions as the direct object.

Etymology and shape: The base word reakció comes from international scientific vocabulary borrowed into Hungarian, ultimately tracing to Latin or French roots for the concept of reaction. Hungarian possessive morphology attaches the -id suffix to mark second-person singular possession, and the exact pronunciation adapts to regular Hungarian phonology. The plural sense of the possessed noun (reactions) is understood from context, since reakcióid can refer to a collection of reactions either in singular or plural senses depending on the surrounding words.

Usage: Reakcióid is commonly found in everyday language, academic writing, and surveys when addressing someone directly. For formal address using the pronoun Ön, the possessive is expressed with the formal pronoun and capitalized, as in az Ön reakciói. In many contexts, the word is accompanied by further inflections, such as reakcióidat (your reactions as an object) or reakcióidre (to your reactions).

See also: reakció, reakciók, reakcionáló szókészlet (vocabulary related to reactions).