feladatodat

Feladatodat is a Hungarian grammatical form meaning “your task” when the noun feladat (task, assignment) is possessed by the second person and treated as a definite direct object. It is formed by combining feladat with two suffixes: the second-person possessive suffix -od and the definite direct-object suffix -t, in the order feladat + -od + -at → feladatodat. The base noun feladat denotes an assignment, duty, or exercise, and is common in education and work contexts.

Origin: The word feladat comes from the verb felad, meaning to assign or entrust, with the nominal suffix -at, yielding the sense of “an assigned task” or “an assignment.” Over time, feladat has broadened to cover various kinds of tasks or exercises used in schooling and professional settings.

Usage: In sentences feladatodat marks that the task belongs to the listener and is treated as a specific, definite item. Example: Kérlek, oldd meg a feladatodat. Ellenőrizd a feladatodat, mielőtt leadnád. The same morphological pattern can be used with other possessive suffixes, e.g., a feladatunkat (our task) as a definite object.

See also: feladat, megoldás, gyakorló feladat.