Zsákmányuk

"Zsákmányuk" is a Hungarian word that translates to "their prey" or "their loot" in English. The word is derived from "zsákmány," meaning prey or loot, and the possessive suffix "-uk," indicating "their." It is used in contexts where a group of animals or individuals has captured or acquired something.

For example, in the natural world, one might describe the scene of wolves returning to their den with their "zsákmányuk" to feed their young. In a more figurative sense, it could refer to a group of thieves or pirates dividing "their loot." The specific connotation of "zsákmányuk" can range from the brutal efficiency of a predator to the spoils of a successful endeavor, depending on the context in which it is used. It emphasizes collective ownership or acquisition. The plural form "zsákmányuk" specifically denotes that the prey or loot belongs to more than one individual or entity.