Vágyait

vágyait is a Hungarian word form related to the noun vágy, which means desire, longing, or aspiration. Vágyit refers to a specific set of desires belonging to someone, and the form is used in sentences where these desires are the definite direct object of a verb.

In Hungarian morphology, vágyait is built from vágy (desire) plus the third-person possessive suffix -ai, yielding vágyai meaning “his/her/its desires,” and then the definite direct-object marker -t, giving vágyait. This combination marks that the desires are owned by a specific subject and that they function as the object of the action in the clause.

Usage examples illustrate its role as a definite object. For instance: "A férfi megpróbálta kielégíteni vágyait" (The man tried to satisfy his desires). Another example: "A terapeuta segített feltárni vágyait" (The therapist helped reveal his/her desires). In both cases vágyait functions as what is being acted upon by the verb.

Vágyait commonly appears in literary, psychological, or everyday language when a speaker or writer references a person’s internal goals, cravings, or essential wishes in a concrete, object-focused way. The form contrasts with vágyai (the base possessive plural) in non-definite or non-object positions, and with other grammatical cases used for different syntactic roles.

See also vágy, vágyak, Hungarian grammar, possessive suffixes, definite direct object in Hungarian.