Támaszai

Támaszai is a Hungarian linguistic form, specifically the possessive plural of the noun támasz, meaning a set of supports, props, or bases. In ordinary use, támaszai denotes the supports belonging to someone or something, such as the supports of a bridge, a frame, or a piece of furniture. The form is most common in technical or descriptive prose, where ownership and plurality of supports need to be expressed.

Etymology and grammar: támasz is the base noun meaning “support” or “base.” The suffix -ai attaches to form the third-person possessive plural, yielding támaszai to mean “his/her/its supports” or, depending on context, “their supports.” In a sentence, this construction functions as a noun phrase indicating the objects that provide support.

Usage and examples: In engineering or architecture, one might encounter sentences like “A híd támaszai megbízhatóak” meaning “The bridge’s supports are reliable.” In furniture or machinery descriptions, támaszai can refer to the supports of a frame or stand. The exact possessive subject is usually clarified by surrounding phrases or pronouns.

Notes: Támaszai is not a standalone concept outside context; it is a grammatical form used to describe ownership of physical supports. Because Hungarian possessive forms can vary with person and number, the surrounding context or possessive pronoun is typically used to avoid ambiguity.

See also: támasz, támaszpont, tartó.