aláírási

aláírási is a Hungarian word that translates to "of signature" or "signature's" in English. It is a possessive form of the word "aláírás," which means "signature." This grammatical construction is used to indicate possession or belonging related to a signature.

For example, "aláírási jog" translates to "signature right" or "right of signature," implying a right associated with one's signature. Similarly, "aláírási minta" means "signature sample," referring to a sample that is representative of a person's signature. The word can also appear in compound words where it modifies another noun to specify a connection to a signature, such as in official documents or legal contexts where specific procedures or requirements related to signatures are being discussed. The genitive case ending "-i" is appended to "aláírás" to create this possessive form, a common grammatical feature in Hungarian. Understanding "aláírási" is key to comprehending phrases that link actions, rights, or objects directly to the concept of a signature in Hungarian.