Rétegük

Rétegük is a Hungarian word that translates to "their layer" or "their stratum" in English. It is a possessive form of the word "réteg," meaning layer or stratum. The suffix "-ük" indicates possession by a plural subject, meaning "their."

The word can be used in various contexts. In geology, "rétegük" might refer to the rock layers belonging to a specific group of formations or the distinct layers within a single geological deposit. In biology, it could describe the layers of a cell wall, the different tissue layers in an organ, or the strata of an ecosystem. In a more abstract sense, "rétegük" can denote the different levels or social strata within a community or society, referring to "their social layers."

The usage of "rétegük" is dependent on the preceding noun that "réteg" modifies and the context of the sentence. For example, "talajuk rétegük" would mean "their soil's layer," and "erdőjük rétegük" could refer to "their forest's layers" (e.g., canopy, understory, forest floor). Understanding the root word "réteg" and the possessive suffix "-ük" is key to comprehending the meaning of "rétegük" in any given Hungarian sentence.