családtagjainak

családtagjainak is a Hungarian word that translates to "of the family members" or "family members'". It is the possessive form of the noun "családtag" (family member). This grammatical construction indicates belonging or association with a group of individuals who constitute a family. In Hungarian grammar, the suffix "-inak" or "-ainak" is used to denote possession when the possessor is plural and a person or animate being.

The term is commonly used in sentences to describe something that belongs to, pertains to, or is done by the family members. For example, one might say "megkérdeztem a családtagjainak véleményét" which means "I asked for the opinion of the family members". Similarly, "a családtagjainak ajándékokat vásárolt" translates to "he/she bought gifts for the family members". Understanding this possessive form is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences that involve relationships and belongings within a familial context. The specific vowel in the suffix (-i or -a-) depends on vowel harmony rules within the Hungarian language, determining whether the front or back vowel version is used.