bútorainak

Bútorainak is a Hungarian inflected form derived from bútor (furniture). It marks a noun as possessed, with a plural possessor. In practice, bútorainak translates roughly as "their furniture" or "the furniture of them" and is used when the owner is a group or when referring to furniture belonging to multiple people, rather than to a single person.

Morphology and usage in context can vary with the sentence role, but bútorainak commonly appears in noun phrases headed by the possessed noun, often in contexts discussing ownership and related attributes. It can be found in descriptions, analysis, or reporting where the furniture of a group is the topic.

Examples illustrate typical usage. For instance, "A bútorainak állapota romlik" means "The condition of their furniture is deteriorating." Another example is "A bútorainak tervezése fontos a belsőépítészetben," which can be rendered as "The design of their furniture is important in interior design." These phrases show how bútorainak functions as part of a larger clause to specify possession and refer to furniture owned by multiple people.

Context and limitations: bútorainak is a specific Hungarian possessive construction tied to plural possession and certain grammatical cases. It is not a standalone word outside of such constructions. For learners, recognizing this form signals that the discussion concerns furniture owned by a group rather than by an individual.

See also: Hungarian grammar, possessive constructions, noun inflection in Hungarian.