fázisain

Fázisain is an inflected form of the Hungarian noun fázis, which means “phase.” In Hungarian, nouns change shape to indicate possessors, numbers, and cases. Fázisain represents a combination that can convey “the phases of” something or “in their phases,” depending on the grammatical construction. It is formed by attaching standard Hungarian affixes to the base fázis and functions within a sentence according to case and possession.

In usage, fázisain frequently appears in technical, scientific, and academic writing where speakers refer to stages or phases of processes, projects, or phenomena. The form exemplifies Hungarian’s agglutinative morphology, where meaning is built through stacked suffixes rather than fixed word order. Because Hungarian relies on suffixes to encode nuance such as ownership and location, fázisain can appear in several related phrases with slightly different translations, such as “the project’s phases” or “in their phases.”

Examples:

- A projekt fázisain dolgoznak a mérnökök. (The engineers work on the project’s phases.)

- A projekt fázisainak áttekintése segít a döntéshozatalban. (Reviewing the project’s phases helps decision-making.)

See also:

- fázis

- possessive suffixes in Hungarian

- Hungarian case endings

Note: The exact translation of fázisain depends on the surrounding syntactic structure and the possessed noun it modifies.

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