dolgozóit

Dolgozóit is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun dolgozó, meaning a worker or employee. It is used in possessive constructions involving a third-person plural owner and, in sentences that require a definite direct object, may appear with a definite-object suffix. In practice, the form signals that the referenced workers belong to someone plural and that they are the object in the clause.

Morphology and usage notes

- The base word is dolgozó (worker/employee). Possessive and object inflections are added according to Hungarian grammar, resulting in variations such as dolgozóik or dolgozóit, depending on number, case, and definiteness.

- The form in -it is typically encountered in contexts where the direct object is definite, such as when specifying “their workers” in a sentence that centers on those workers as the object of the action.

- The exact spelling can vary with phonology and syntactic role, and other related forms of the same root include dolgozó, dolgozók, dolgozóik, and related possessive constructions.

Examples

- A dolgozóit megkérdezték. (They asked their workers.)

- A vezető a dolgozóit figyelte. (The manager watched their workers.)

Context and scope

Dolgozóit is a specialized form mainly relevant for linguistic description, grammar references, or formal writing. In everyday speech, speakers may use other possessive forms or synonyms depending on style and register. Related terms linked to the root include dolgozó (worker), dolgozók (workers), and various possessive forms that indicate ownership by different subjects.