Vallomásainak

Vallomásainak is a Hungarian grammatical form that functions as the genitive plural of the noun vallomás, meaning confessions or testimonies. The expression is used to indicate possession by a third-person subject, roughly translating to "of his/her confessions" or "of their confessions." In practice it appears in constructions where one speaks of the content, validity, or evaluation of multiple confessions attributed to someone.

Morphologically, vallomás is the base noun meaning confession or testimony in both religious and legal senses. To form the genitive plural for a third-person possessor, Hungarian uses the suffix -ainak, yielding vallomásainak. The corresponding singular form for a single confession is vallomásának. These forms are common in formal, legal, or literary contexts and can be combined with further modifiers, for example vallomásainak tartalma (the content of his/her confessions) or vallomásainak kiértékelése (the evaluation of his/her confessions).

Usage and nuance, in typical discourse, center on attributing statements or records to a person or group and discussing their significance, credibility, or impact. The term does not denote a specific work or title; instead, it is a grammatical construction used in reference to the confessions themselves.

Related forms include vallomások (confessions/testimonies, plural nominative) and vallomásaink or vallomásaink, depending on the possessor (our confessions, their confessions). Understanding vallomásainak helps clarify possessive and genitive relationships in Hungarian noun declension, particularly in formal or analytical texts.