benyújtójának

Benyújtójának is a Hungarian grammatical form meaning “the submitter’s” or “of the submitter.” It is the genitive singular possessive form derived from benyújtó, a noun meaning “submitter” or “applicant,” itself formed from the verb benyújtani (to submit).

In usage, benyújtójának is used in bureaucratic and legal language to attribute data, statements, or actions to the person who submits a document or application. A typical construction is benyújtójának followed by the possessed noun, as in the phrases A benyújtójának adatai (the submitter’s data) or A benyújtójának aláírása (the submitter’s signature).

Morphology and function are consistent with Hungarian possessive and case marking. The form expresses ownership by the submitter and often appears before a noun it modifies. It is the third-person singular possessive form and changes with number and person in other contexts (for example, benyújtója means “his/her submitter”).

Benyújtójának is commonly found in official documents, forms, and statements where it is necessary to indicate that a property, information, or responsibility belongs to the submitter. It is a neutral term used in administrative language and does not convey judgment or motive.

See also: Hungarian grammar, possessive suffix, genitive construction, agent nouns in Hungarian.