buszokat

Buszokat is the definite accusative plural form of the Hungarian noun busz, meaning "the buses" when the noun functions as a direct object in a sentence. The base word busz is a loanword from English "bus" and is used throughout Hungarian to refer to motor buses. In Hungarian, nouns change form for number and case; the nominative plural is buszok, while the definite accusative plural is buszokat. The -t suffix marks the direct object and is used when the speaker refers to specific buses.

Usage notes emphasize that buszokat is used whenever the buses are the object of a verb. For example, Látom a buszokat means "I see the buses." The form helps indicate definiteness in the reference, contrasting with other cases or indefinite objects. Hungarian word order remains flexible, but the suffix -t on busz communicates the grammatical role clearly, especially in sentences with multiple objects.

In the context of transport, buszokat appears in everyday language describing routes, schedules, or incidents involving buses. Hungary has a widespread bus network operated by various providers, including regional Volánbusz services and, in major cities like Budapest, local public transport authorities such as BKK and the operator BKV Zrt. The term itself is part of common transit vocabulary and is understood across Hungarian-speaking regions.