Végzésekvégzéseik

Végzésekvégzéseik is a coined term in Hungarian linguistics used to illustrate how Hungarian compounds can encode multiple layers of morphology in a single string. The word is not part of standard vocabulary and appears mainly in theoretical discussions about language structure.

Etymology and morphology: It combines végzések, the plural of végzés, a term encountered in legal and administrative language to denote a decision or procedural ruling, with végzéseik, the possessive plural form meaning “their executions” or “their performances.” The concatenation yields végzésekvégzéseik, a doubly formed compound that can be analyzed as a compound head followed by a possessed dependent, highlighting how different morphemes can be stacked in Hungarian.

Usage and significance: The term is used as an illustrative linguistic example rather than a practical term. It shows how suffixes stack in Hungarian: a base noun with a plural suffix, followed by a related form bearing a possessive plural suffix, producing long and potentially ambiguous strings. It is not common in everyday prose but is discussed in studies of morphology, compounding, and syntax.

Example: A jogi nyelvészetet tárgyaló dolgozat a végzésekvégzéseik jelenségét vizsgálja többnyire elméleti szövegekben. This sentence demonstrates how the string can function in a theoretical context, though it would be unusual in standard usage.

See also: Hungarian morphology, compounding, legal terminology. Note: végzésekvégzéseik is a neologism used for linguistic illustration rather than a standard entry in Hungarian vocabulary.