Vasalásakor

Vasalásakor is a Hungarian verb form indicating the action of ironing. It specifically refers to the present participle of the verb "vasalni" (to iron) when used in a possessive or descriptive context, typically with a noun or pronoun indicating the person performing the action. For instance, "az én vasalásakor" translates to "during my ironing" or "when I was ironing." Similarly, "az ő vasalásakor" means "during his/her ironing" or "when he/she was ironing."

The grammatical structure of vasalásakor involves the noun form of the verb, "vasalás" (ironing), combined with the possessive suffix indicating the first, second, or third person singular or plural. The "-kor" suffix functions as a temporal adverbial, signifying "at the time of" or "during." Therefore, vasalásakor pinpoints a specific moment or period when the act of ironing was taking place by a particular individual or group. It is a functional and descriptive term used in everyday Hungarian conversation and writing to denote the context of ironing activities. Understanding its construction helps in deciphering temporal relationships and the subject performing the action within a sentence.