dizájnját

The term "dizájnját" is a Hungarian word. It translates to "its design" or "his/her design" in English. The "-ját" suffix indicates possession and a definite object. Therefore, "dizájnját" refers to the specific, known design of something or someone. It is commonly used in contexts discussing aesthetics, product development, fashion, or any field where visual or functional configuration is important.

For instance, one might say "a termék dizájnját megváltoztatták" which means "the product's design was changed." Similarly, "az épület dizájnját dicsérték" translates to "the building's design was praised." The word itself is derived from the English word "design," demonstrating linguistic borrowing common in many languages. Understanding the grammatical function of the suffix "-ját" is key to fully comprehending the meaning of "dizájnját" and its usage within Hungarian sentences. It signifies a direct object in the accusative case, indicating that the design is the recipient of an action or is being specifically referred to.