Szobáitokat

Szobáitokat is a Hungarian word that translates to "your rooms" in English. It is the plural accusative form of the word "szoba," meaning "room." The suffix "-itokat" indicates possession by the second person plural (you all) and the accusative case, which is used when the noun is the direct object of a verb.

The word is commonly used in everyday conversation in Hungary. For example, if someone were asking a group of people where their rooms are, they might say, "Hol vannak a szobáitokat?" which means "Where are your rooms?". Similarly, if someone were telling a group of people to tidy up their rooms, they might say, "Takarítsátok ki a szobáitokat!" meaning "Tidy up your rooms!".

Understanding the grammatical structure of Hungarian, particularly its case system and possessive suffixes, is key to comprehending words like "szobáitokat." The language relies heavily on these suffixes to convey grammatical relationships that in English are often expressed through prepositions or word order. This makes Hungarian a highly agglutinative language.