Struktúráinak

Struktúráinak is a Hungarian inflected form of the noun struktúra (structure). It encodes a plural possessive relation, typically translating to “their structures” in English, with the possessed noun linked to another element in the sentence by a case ending. The form is common in contexts where a discussion concerns structures belonging to a group or organization.

Morphology and usage

The base noun struktúra becomes struktúrák to indicate plural structures. Adding a third-person plural possessive and a case ending yields struktúráinak. The exact reading depends on the sentence and surrounding morphemes, and the form may function as part of a genitive or other case construction. In everyday language, simpler forms such as struktúrák (their structures in a neutral plural sense) or struktúrái may appear, depending on the grammatical requirements of the clause.

Contexts and examples

Struktúráinak is frequently found in academic, technical, or organizational writing when describing multiple structures owned by a group. Examples include: “A vállalat struktúráinak átalakítása” (the restructuring of the company’s structures) and “A kutatók struktúráinak részleteit vizsgálták” (they studied the details of the researchers’ structures). The form helps specify possession across a plural subject within a sentence’s case framework.

See also

Hungarian grammar, possessive suffixes, noun phrases in Hungarian.