Szakaszain

Szakaszain is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun szakasz, which commonly means segment, section, stretch, or phase. In use, szakaszain appears in contexts where a larger entity is described as having multiple parts or stages, and the phrase refers to those parts in a grammatical case that signals possession, relation, or location. The form is typical in technical, academic, and descriptive writing.

In practical terms, szakaszain is used to talk about the components or phases within a whole. It can describe the individual parts of a journey or route, the sections of a document or plan, or the phases of a process. The term is flexible across fields, including geography, engineering, literature, and project management, wherever a complex entity is divided into smaller units.

Examples:

- A projekt szakaszainak ütemezése fontos a sikeres kivitelezéshez. (Scheduling of its project phases is important for successful execution.)

- Az útvonal szakaszainak hossza változó. (The lengths of the route segments vary.)

- A regény három szakaszra oszlik, és szakaszainak hangulata eltérő. (The novel is divided into three sections, and the mood of its sections differs.)

Etymology and related terms: szakasz originates in Hungarian as a native word meaning segment or section; szakaszain functions as an inflected form used to reference those sections in connection with another noun. Related terms include szakasz, szakaszokra, szakaszai, and other inflected variants used to express different grammatical relations.

See also: szakasz.