Veszélyét

Veszélyét is a Hungarian grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical entry. It represents the noun veszély (danger) inflected to express “its danger” or “the danger of it” when used as a definite direct object. The form arises from combining the third-person possessive suffix with the definite-object suffix.

Morphology and usage:

- Base noun: veszély (danger).

- Possessive: for third person singular, the possessive ending is -e, giving veszélye = its/its danger (or his/her danger in non-possessive contexts).

- Definite direct object: adding the definite object suffix -t yields veszélyét, used when the danger is a definite object of the verb (e.g., senki sem látta a veszélyét).

- Examples:

- A terv veszélyét senki sem látta. (No one saw the danger of the plan.)

- Megvizsgálták a veszélyét. (They examined its danger.)

- A mitgondolt intézkedések veszélyét mindannyian érzik. (We all feel the danger of the proposed measures.)

Notes:

- Veszélyét typically appears in sentences where the danger is being referred to as a definite object or as a definite attribute of a referenced subject, often preceded by a determiner or possessive phrase.

- The form is part of Hungarian inflectional patterns for nouns with possessive and definite-object suffixes, and it changes with other possessors (veszélyem, veszélyed, veszélye, veszélyünk, veszélyetek, veszélyük) and their respective definite-object versions (veszélyemet, veszélyedet, veszélyét, veszélyünket, veszélyeteket, veszélyüket).

See also:

- veszély (danger)

- Hungarian possessive suffixes and definite object suffixes for nouns.