Valóságát

Valóságát is a Hungarian noun form derived from valóság, meaning reality. It functions as the definite direct object form of valóság and can be translated roughly as “the reality” or “its reality,” depending on the context. The form is used when the speaker refers to a specific, identifiable reality rather than reality in general.

Etymology and grammar: valóság originates from valós (real) with the suffix -ág to form a noun meaning reality. The definite direct object suffix -t combines with the stem to yield valóságát, reflecting that the object is definite and known in the discourse. As with other Hungarian nouns, the exact suffix may vary with number and person, but valóságát specifically marks the singular definite object.

Usage: valóságát appears in sentences where a verb governs a definite direct object and the noun refers to a particular reality. Examples include: A jelenség valóságát nehéz tagadni. (“The reality of the phenomenon is hard to deny.”) A kutató megpróbálja feltárni valóságát. (“The researcher tries to uncover its reality.”) A film bemutatja valóságát. (“The film presents its reality.”)

Notes: As a grammatical form, valóságát is tied to the definite object construction in Hungarian. Its meaning is closely related to valóság, but the suffixing of -át emphasizes definiteness and possession within the sentence.