egyenruhájukat

egyenruhájukat is a Hungarian word that translates to "their uniform" in English. It is the possessive form of the word "egyenruha," meaning uniform. This grammatical structure indicates that the uniform belongs to or is worn by a group of people.

The term "egyenruhájukat" is commonly used in contexts where uniforms are a standard part of an organization, institution, or profession. This could include military personnel, police officers, students in a school that requires uniforms, employees in certain service industries, or members of sports teams. The suffix "-jukat" signifies the plural possessive, meaning "their."

The use of "egyenruhájukat" emphasizes the collective nature of wearing a uniform. It suggests a sense of belonging, identity, and perhaps discipline associated with the group. For example, a sentence might read, "A diákok büszkén viselték egyenruhájukat a ballagáson" which translates to "The students proudly wore their uniform at the graduation ceremony." In this context, "egyenruhájukat" refers to the uniforms worn by the group of students. The word's grammatical form clearly conveys possession by a plural subject.