aktusokat

Aktusokat is a Hungarian linguistic form. It is the accusative plural of the noun aktus, a loanword from Latin actus meaning act, deed, or action. In modern Hungarian, aktus is primarily found in scholarly, legal, or historical contexts where acts, deeds, or sections within a larger work are discussed. The word is not part of everyday vocabulary.

Morphology and usage. The base word aktus has the nominative plural aktusok. When used as the direct object in a definite context, the accusative plural form is aktusokat. This form signals that a specific set or group of acts is being referred to as the object of the sentence. For example: "A bíró megvizsgálta az aktusokat." Such constructions are more common in academic or formal prose, especially in discussions that involve sequences of acts in law, theater, or liturgy.

Context and scope. Aktusokat appears mainly in specialised texts where Latin technical vocabulary is retained or translated into Hungarian. In legal, philosophical, or theatrical writings, it can denote the individual acts or sections within a larger sequence. Outside these contexts, aktusokat is rarely used in everyday language, and readers may instead encounter more common terms for acts or sections depending on the field.

See also. aktus; actus (Latin); aktusok.