alkalmazásukat

Alkalmazásukat is a Hungarian inflected form of the noun alkalmazás. The base word alkalmazás has multiple senses, most notably “application” (as in a software program or a tool) and “employment” (the state of being employed or a job). The form -uk is the third-person plural possessive suffix, meaning “their.” The ending -t marks the definite direct object, a common feature in Hungarian when the object is definite. Therefore, alkalmazásukat literally corresponds to “their application” or “their employment,” with the exact meaning determined by context.

In usage, alkalmazásukat appears in sentences where a group’s application or employment is referred to as a definite object. In software contexts, it can denote the applications (programs) that belong to or are used by a group. In labor or HR contexts, it can refer to the group’s job applications or to the group’s employees, again depending on the surrounding text and whether the referent is treated as a definite object.

The form illustrates a general pattern in Hungarian possessive and case marking: a noun takes a possessive suffix to indicate ownership by a third party, and if the object is definite, a further -t suffix attaches to produce a compound ending such as alkalmazásukat. This combination is common across many Hungarian nouns and reflects the language’s reliance on suffixal morphology to encode possession and definiteness.