Vallását

Vallását is the definite direct object form of the Hungarian noun vallás (religion, belief) with the third-person possessive suffix, meaning "his/her religion" or "his/her faith" when used as a definite object in a sentence. It is not a separate concept, but a grammatical form that appears where the speaker refers to someone’s religion as the object of an action.

Morphology and formation: The base vallás takes the possessive suffix -a/-e to yield vallása (his/her religion). When the object is definite, Hungarian adds the definite object marker -t, resulting in vallását. The form thus reflects both possession (someone’s religion) and definiteness of the object.

Usage: Vallását appears in formal or written Hungarian, including journalism, sociology, or legal contexts, wherever it is important to specify which religion is being discussed. Examples include:

- A vallását soha nem tagadta meg. (He/She never denied his/her religion.)

- Elfogadták a vallását. (They accepted his/her religion.)

The exact pronoun for possession can vary with the subject (his, her, their), yielding vallása, vallását, vallásuk, etc., depending on number and person.

Related forms: Vallásának (genitive: of his/her religion) contrasts with vallását (definite object). Vallás is the general term for religion, while vallásos is an adjective meaning religious. The form vallását helps specify definite reference to that religion within a clause.

In summary, vallását is a grammatically driven form used to state or reference someone’s religion as a definite object within Hungarian sentences.