csíkot

Csíkot is the accusative singular form of the Hungarian noun csík, which means stripe, line, streak, or band. The word is widely used across everyday language, design, textiles, and geography, among other contexts. In addition to its generic sense, csík can appear in expressions describing patterns, markings, or zones, such as csík a falon (a stripe on the wall) or csíkok a cisztán (stripes on the flag).

In Hungarian grammar, csík declines like a regular noun. The nominative singular is csík, and the accusative singular is csíkot. The plural forms are csíkok (nominative) and csíkokat (accusative). This means that whenever the stripe is the object of an action, the form csíkot or csíkokat is used depending on number. Examples: "Egy vékony csíkot festettek a falra." (A thin stripe was painted on the wall.) "A zászlón három csík van." (There are three stripes on the flag.) "Csíkot húz a vonal mentén." (Draw a stripe along the line.)

Csík is also the name of a historic region in Transylvania, Hungary’s Székelyföld area, known in Hungarian as Csík. In such geographic usage, Csík can be declined as a proper noun, and the accusative form would be Csíkot when the region is the direct object of a sentence.

Overall, csíkot functions as the direct object form of a common noun for stripe-related meanings, and it also appears in proper-noun contexts when referring to the Csík region.