Táskájatokat

Táskájatokat is a Hungarian word that translates to "your bags" in English. It is the plural possessive form of the word "táska," which means "bag." The suffix "-jaitok" indicates that the bags belong to "you" (plural, informal). Therefore, "táskájatokat" refers to the bags that a group of people collectively own or are carrying.

The word is commonly used in everyday conversation in Hungary. For example, someone might say, "Tegnap bevittem a táskájatokat a boltba" which means "Yesterday I took your bags to the store." The context of the sentence would clarify whether it refers to bags belonging to multiple people or a single person being addressed informally with plural pronouns.

Understanding the grammatical structure of Hungarian is key to comprehending words like "táskájatokat." The possessive suffixes are attached to the noun and change based on the number and person of the owner. In this case, the "-jaitok" suffix signifies plural ownership and the second-person plural possessor. This grammatical feature allows for a concise way to express possession within the Hungarian language.