Vonásai

Vonásai is the Hungarian plural possessive form of vonás, a noun that can denote either physical features or traits of character. In everyday usage it refers to a set of distinctive features belonging to a person, animal, or object, and it can also be used more broadly to describe distinctive characteristics of things such as styles, landscapes, or works of art.

In context, vonásai may describe facial features, such as the shape of the eyes or the contour of the jaw, often in portraiture or medical descriptions. It can also denote personality or behavioral traits, as in literary or psychological writing, where a character’s vonásai outline their nature or temperament. The meaning is thus largely determined by surrounding words and the specific sense of vonás in the sentence.

Grammatically, vonásai is the third-person possessive plural form, indicating “his/her/its features.” The base noun vonás can take various possessive and case endings depending on what is being referred to and how it is used in the sentence. In Hungarian, the same root can thus shift between talking about physical appearance and abstract characteristics, with vonásai functioning as a versatile descriptor in both domains.

See also: arcvonás, jellem, jegy, jellemzők, vonás.