Tulajdonítsa

Tulajdonítsa is a Hungarian word that translates to "possess," "own," or "hold" in English. It is a verb in the third-person singular form, indicating an action performed by a singular subject. The word is derived from the root "tulajdon," which means "property" or "possession."

In its most common usage, tulajdonítsa refers to the legal or de facto control and ownership of an object, land, or abstract concept. For example, "Ő tulajdonítsa a házat" means "He owns the house." It can also imply a more metaphorical sense of possession, such as holding a certain belief or characteristic. "Az ő ötleteit tulajdonítsa" could translate to "He holds his ideas," implying a strong adherence to them.

The verb can be used in various grammatical constructions. When referring to possession of something, it often appears with the accusative case of the possessed item. The context of the sentence usually clarifies the precise meaning. The concept of ownership is fundamental in legal and economic systems, and words like tulajdonítsa are essential for expressing these concepts in the Hungarian language. Its usage extends beyond simple material possessions to include intangible rights and responsibilities.