csomagjaikat

Csomagjaikat is a Hungarian grammatical form meaning “their bags” when used as a definite direct object. It is formed from the noun csomag (bag), the third-person plural possessive suffix jaik, and the definite direct-object suffix t, with phonological adjustments that yield the written form csomagjaikat.

Morphologically, csomagjaikat can be analyzed as csomag + jaik + at, where jaik marks possession by more than one owner and the final -t marks the definiteness of the object in Hungarian syntax. The stem may undergo small adjustments for phonological harmony, resulting in the compact, common form csomagjaikat in everyday use.

Usage and examples: The form is used when the bags belonging to a group are the definite object of the sentence. For example: Az ellenőr felügyelte a csomagjaikat. (The inspector checked their bags.) A résztvevők a csomagjaikat a kijelölt helyre rakták. (The participants placed their bags in the designated area.) In contrast, when the possession is left indefinite or singular, other related forms such as csomagjaim or csomagjaik may appear without the definite direct-object suffix.

Related forms include csomagjaik (their bags) in the non-definite role or csomagjaikat in the definite direct-object role, as well as the singular possessive forms like csomagja (his/her bag) and plural forms like csomagjai (his/her bags). The term is common in travel, logistics, and everyday description of belongings.