Változataikat
Változataikat is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun változat, meaning variant or edition. It expresses possession by a plural subject (their variants) and, in many contexts, marks the noun as a definite direct object within the sentence. The form is created by attaching the third-person plural possessive suffix to változat (to indicate ownership by multiple actors) and then adding the definite direct-object ending. The result is a single word that translates roughly as “their variants” or “their editions” depending on the context.
Morphologically, this construction shows how Hungarian combines a base noun with possessive and case-like suffixes to
Usage and context: változataikat is commonly encountered in discussions about editions, translations, or variants of a
See also: változat, változata, változatok. These related terms cover the general concept of versions, variants, and