célpontját

Célpontját is a Hungarian noun form used to refer to a target point in contexts where the point is owned by someone or something and also functions as the direct object of a sentence. The base noun cípont? Actually célpont means the aim or target point, and the form célpontját specifies both possession (a definite owner) and the definite direct object.

Grammar and morphology: The word célpont is a compound of cél (goal) and pont (point). The suffix -ját marks third-person possessive with a definite reference, and the final -t marks the accusative, i.e., the definite direct object. Therefore, célpontját translates roughly as “its/your/our/that target point” when used as the direct object, with a definite possessor understood from context. In Hungarian, the exact owner can be clear from surrounding context or explicit pronouns.

Usage and contexts: c elpontját appears primarily in technical, navigational, or scientific prose where a specific target point is being identified as the object of an action. Examples: A robotkar a célpontját a szenzorok adatai alapján határozza meg. (The robotic arm determines its target point based on sensor data.) A szoftver a kijelzőn a célpontját kiemeli. (The software highlights its target point on the display.) Fotogrammetriai vagy geodéziai leírásokban a célpontját referencia-pontként használják.

Etymology and related terms: célpont is a straightforward Hungarian compound of cél and pont, meaning target or aim point. Related concepts include célzás (aiming or targeting) and célkeresés (target finding). See also: célpont.