Szakembert

Szakembert is the accusative singular form of the Hungarian noun szakember, meaning “expert” or “professional.” In standard Hungarian, the noun szakember denotes a person with professional skill, and the form szakembert is used when that person is the direct object of a verb or the object of certain prepositions, as in Megtaláltam a szakembert (I found the expert).

Etymology and grammar: szakember is built from szakma meaning “profession” and ember meaning “person.” The suffix -t marks the definite direct object in the accusative. Hungarian nouns also appear in other inflected forms for different cases and numbers, such as nominative szakember or plural szakemberek, but szakembert specifically functions as the object form.

Usage notes: Because szakembert is a grammatical form rather than a standalone noun, it is typically accompanied by a determiner or accompanying words; it is not ordinarily used as a proper noun. If capitalized as Szakembert, it could, in theory, appear as a surname or coined name in fiction, but such usage would be context-dependent and nonstandard.

See also: szakember, Hungarian morphology, profession.