Rezgéseire

Rezgéseire is a Hungarian inflected form of the noun rezgés, which means “vibration.” It conveys a relationship related to the vibrations of something and roughly corresponds to the English phrase “to its vibrations.” It is a standard example of Hungarian morphological inflection, illustrating how possession and case can be expressed within a single word.

In Hungarian grammar, nouns can take suffixes to indicate possession and to mark grammatical case. Rezgéseire is formed from rezgés with a possessive suffix to yield rezgése (“its vibration”) and an additional suffix that marks direction toward or about those vibrations. The exact meaning depends on context and the surrounding verb.

Usage: The form appears in descriptive grammar and in sentences describing reactions to vibrations. It is not a standalone lexical item, but a grammatical inflection common in standard Hungarian. Example: Az érzékelő rezgéseire adott válasz gyors volt.