céljait

Céljait is a Hungarian linguistic form meaning “its goals” or “its aims.” It comes from the noun cél, meaning goal or aim, combined with the third-person possessive suffix and a definite-object ending. In other words, céljait is used when the goals belong to a specific subject and are referred to as a definite object in the sentence.

In usage, céljait appears mainly in formal, administrative, or strategic contexts. It is common in policy statements, organizational reports, project plans, and mission or vision documents. For example: “A szervezet meghatározta céljait.” (The organization defined its goals.) Another example: “Megfogalmazták a vállalat hosszú távú céljait.” (They articulated the company’s long-term goals.) The form emphasizes that the goals are definite and identifiable within the discourse.

Grammatically, céljait is the plural possessive form of cél with the definite- object suffix, used when the direct object is definite. Its related forms include céljai (its goals, without the definite object), célja (his/her/its goal), and célok (goals in the indefinite plural). The choice of form reflects pronoun reference and whether the speaker treats the object as a known, specified set of goals.

Overall, céljait functions as a concise, neutral term for the goals or aims of a subject in Hungarian, particularly in formal writing and planning contexts.