Szándékukat

Szándékukat is a Hungarian word that translates to "their intention" or "their will" in English. It is a possessive form of the word szándék, which means intention, purpose, or will. The suffix "-ukat" indicates that the possession is by a plural subject, referring to a group of people or entities.

The word szándékukat is used to express the collective purpose or plan of multiple individuals or organizations. For example, it might be used in a sentence discussing the government's intentions: "A kormány szándékukat közölte a sajtóval" translates to "The government communicated their intentions to the press." Similarly, it can refer to the planned actions of a group of people: "A diákok szándékukat fejezték ki a tüntetésre" means "The students expressed their intention to protest."

Understanding szándékukat requires recognizing the base word "szándék" and the possessive suffix indicating plurality. It is a common phrase in Hungarian when discussing motivations, goals, or future actions of more than one subject. The context in which it appears will clarify whether it refers to a formal or informal group, and the specific nature of their intended actions.