fogyasztókat

Fogyasztókat is a form of the noun fogyasztó, meaning consumers, in the accusative plural. It is used when consumers are the direct object of a verb or the target of an action. The root fogyasztó denotes a person who consumes or uses goods and services, and is related to the noun fogyasztás, meaning consumption.

Grammatically, fogyasztó is declined as a regular first-declension noun in Hungarian. The nominative plural is fogyasztók, and the accusative plural is fogyasztókat. Other cases follow standard Hungarian declension, for example: fogyasztóknak (dative), fogyasztóként (instrumental/as a consumer), fogyasztókat (accusative plural). The form fogyasztókat is therefore typically found in sentences where the action is performed on the consumers as a group.

Usage and context include economics, marketing, and consumer protection. In market research and advertising, fogyasztókat may be the focus of targeting and messaging. In law and policy texts, the term appears in phrases such as a fogyasztókat védő szabályozás (regulations protecting consumers) or a fogyasztókat érintő közzétételi kötelezettségek (disclosure duties affecting consumers). The term remains neutral and descriptive, suitable for discussing groups of people who purchase or use products and services.

Examples: A vállalat a fogyasztókat célozza meg. A törvény a fogyasztókat védi. A felmérés szerint a fogyasztókat leginkább az ár-érték arány érdekli.