engedélyeire

engedélyeire is a Hungarian word that translates to "for your permits" or "to your licenses" in English. It is the plural dative case of the noun "engedély," which means permit, license, or authorization. This grammatical form indicates that something is being given to, intended for, or related to multiple permits or licenses belonging to someone.

In practical terms, "engedélyeire" would be used in sentences where the context involves actions or objects directed towards or concerning a person's various permits or licenses. For example, one might see it in official correspondence regarding applications, renewals, or updates related to multiple permissions required for a specific activity or profession. The dative case suggests that the permits are the indirect object of the verb or preposition in the sentence. The possessive suffix "-eire" signifies that these permits belong to a third person. Therefore, the entire phrase refers to "for his/her/its/their permits." Understanding this grammatical construction is key to accurately interpreting Hungarian sentences where this phrase appears, particularly in legal, administrative, or bureaucratic contexts.