erejükre

Erejükre is a term that originates from the Hungarian language. It is a possessive form, specifically the third-person plural possessive suffix attached to the noun "erej" which means "strength" or "power." Therefore, "erejükre" directly translates to "to their strength" or "for their strength."

In Hungarian grammar, this suffix indicates that the strength or power belongs to a group of people or things. It is used in contexts where one is referring to the inherent abilities or capabilities of a collective. For example, one might say that a team is relying on "erejükre" in a competition, meaning they are depending on the team's combined strength.

The precise nuance of "erejükre" can vary depending on the grammatical case it is used with. As a dative case ending, it often implies direction or purpose, as in dedicating something "to their strength." It is a common element in Hungarian sentence construction, reflecting the language's agglutinative nature where suffixes convey grammatical relationships. Understanding this suffix is key to comprehending the meaning of sentences involving collective power or ability in Hungarian.