dolgozóját

Dolgozóját is a Hungarian inflected form built from the noun dolgozó (worker, employee). It represents the definite accusative singular form of a worker that belongs to someone else, using the third-person possessive suffix -ja (his/her). In other words, dolgozóját means “his/her worker” and functions as a definite direct object in a sentence.

Usage examples help illustrate the form. For instance: Látta a dolgozóját. This translates to “He saw his worker.” Here the word appears with the definite object marker -t, producing the form dolgozóját, and with the possessive suffix indicating ownership by a third person. The underlying structure is dolgozó + -ja → dolgozója, followed by -t to mark a definite object: dolgozóját.

Formation and variants. The base is dolgozó; adding the third-person possessive suffix yields dolgozója (his/her worker). When the noun is used as a definite direct object, the suffix -t is appended, giving dolgozóját. Other possessive relationships yield different forms, such as dolgozómat (my worker, definite object), dolgozódat (your worker, definite object), or dolgozónk (our worker), with the appropriate definite-object ending applied as needed.

Notes. Dolgozóját is a grammatical form rather than an independent lexical item. Its use is common in contexts where the ownership of a specific worker is explicit and the worker is treated as a definite object within the sentence.