Struktúrájukon

Struktúrájukon is a Hungarian word that translates to "on their structure" or "in their structure." It is the plural form of "struktúra" (structure) combined with the suffix "-kon," indicating location or presence within something. This grammatical construction is used to describe attributes, characteristics, or phenomena that are inherent to or exist within the composition or organization of multiple entities.

For instance, one might discuss the economic principles "struktúrájukon" to explain how they are embedded within the fundamental organization of an economy. Similarly, in biology, discussions about the properties of cells might refer to their functions "struktúrájukon" to indicate how these functions arise from the cell's internal arrangement. The word emphasizes that the subject of discussion is not external to the entities but rather an integral part of their makeup. It suggests an examination of internal workings, inherent design, or foundational components. The meaning is context-dependent, relying on the preceding noun or concept to define what "structure" is being referred to. This grammatical feature is common in Hungarian for denoting the location or presence of something within multiple subjects.