Tárgyneveként

Tárgyneveként is a Hungarian grammatical term. It translates to "as a noun" or "in the capacity of a noun." In Hungarian grammar, it refers to a word or phrase that functions as the direct object of a verb. The direct object is the noun or pronoun that receives the action of the verb. For example, in the sentence "Én olvasok egy könyvet" (I am reading a book), "egy könyvet" (a book) is the direct object, functioning as the "tárgyneveként" of the verb "olvasok" (am reading).

The concept of "tárgyneveként" is crucial for understanding sentence structure and verb conjugation in Hungarian. Hungarian verbs often require a direct object, and the form of the object can influence the verb's conjugation, particularly in terms of definiteness. When a word or phrase acts as a "tárgyneveként," it typically appears in the accusative case, marked by the suffix -t. This case ending clearly indicates its grammatical role as the receiver of the verb's action. Understanding this grammatical function helps learners correctly form sentences and comprehend the relationships between different parts of speech in Hungarian.