Veszteségei

Veszteségei is a Hungarian noun form derived from veszteség (loss). It represents the losses belonging to a subject and is used to refer to multiple losses in a possessive, or ownership, sense. The form is common in financial, economic, and statistical writing when discussing the losses of an organization, person, or project.

In practice, veszteségei appears in phrases such as the losses of a corporate entity, for example a company’s losses in a given period. It is distinct from the singular veszteség (a loss) and the simple plural veszteségek (losses without indicating possession). The possessive plural form, as in veszteségei, is used when the losses are attributed to a specific entity and are discussed as a set.

Examples help illustrate usage: “A vállalat veszteségei az idei évben jelentősen csökkentek.” and “A kísérlet során felmerült veszteségei meghaladták a tervezettet.” In the first sentence, the company’s losses are described; in the second, the losses incurred during an experiment are referenced. While teknifically a grammatical form, veszteségei is primarily found in formal or technical writing, particularly in business reports, audits, and economic analysis.

Related terms include veszteség (loss) and veszteségek (losses), as well as kár (damage) and deficit terminology used in financial contexts. The word reflects Hungarian noun formation patterns around loss and possession.