Szárnyaik

Szárnyaik is a Hungarian noun form meaning "their wings." It is the possessive construction that combines the noun szárny (wing) with the third-person plural possessive suffix, indicating ownership by more than one subject. The form is used to refer to wings that belong to a group or multiple individuals.

In Hungarian, possessive forms attach to the possessed noun rather than to the possessor. Szárnyaik therefore denotes wings possessed by a plural subject, such as a flock of birds, a colony of bats, or any other group with wings. The construction illustrates the language’s system of person- and number-marked possession and is productive in everyday and literary Hungarian.

Usage of szárnyaik spans biological description, zoological writing, and metaphorical or poetic language where collective agency or capability is emphasized. When referring to the wings of a single person or animal, different possessive forms would be used (for example, referring to a single owner rather than multiple owners).

See also: szárny, madár, repülés, állattan.

Notes: The word exemplifies how Hungarian forms possessive relationships by attaching suffixes to the possessed noun. The exact spelling and pronunciation align with standard Hungarian orthography and vowel harmony rules.