Tulajdonukkal

Tulajdonukkal is a Hungarian word that translates to "with their property" or "with their ownership" in English. It is a possessive form of the word "tulajdon," which means property, possession, or ownership. The suffix "-ukkal" indicates the third-person plural possessive with the instrumental case. This means it refers to something belonging to "them" and describes an action or state in relation to that property.

The phrase "tulajdonukkal" is used in various contexts within the Hungarian language. For example, it might appear in legal documents to denote that a certain action is being performed with the consent of the owners, or in everyday conversation to explain that someone is doing something using their belongings. The specific meaning can vary depending on the surrounding words and the overall sentence structure.

Understanding the grammatical components of "tulajdonukkal" helps to decipher its usage. "Tulajdon" signifies possession, while "-uk" denotes that the property belongs to a group of people (them), and "-kal" is the instrumental suffix, indicating "with" or "by means of." Therefore, the word inherently carries the idea of acting in conjunction with or by means of something that belongs to a third-person plural subject.