eredeteteket

Eredeteteket is a Hungarian grammatical form that means “your origins” and functions as a definite direct object in a sentence. The word is formed from the noun eredet (origin) combined with the second-person plural possessive suffix -etek, and the definite direct object suffix -et. The result is a single word that encodes both possession by the addressed group and definiteness of the object.

Morphologically, eredeteteket comprises eredet + -etek (your origins) + -et (definite object marker). This combination illustrates how Hungarian uses suffixation to express person and number (your), as well as definiteness of the object, without separate articles or pronouns in the phrase.

Usage notes: eredeteteket appears in contexts where the speaker treats the addressee’s origins as a specific, identifiable object of the action. For example: Ismerem a ti eredeteteket. “I know your origins.” Megvizsgálják a ti eredeteteket. “They are examining your origins.” The form is common in linguistic discussions and in contexts dealing with identity, ancestry, or genealogy, particularly when emphasis on definiteness and possessive relation is intended.

See also: eredet, magyar nyelvtan, birtokos ragok, the definite direct object in Hungarian.