fényképeiket

Fényképeiket is the Hungarian plural possessive form of the word fénykép, which translates to "photograph" or "picture" in English. Therefore, "fényképeiket" specifically means "their photographs" or "their pictures." It indicates that a group of people, or multiple individuals, possess or are associated with a set of photographs.

The grammatical structure of the word highlights both plurality and possession. "Fénykép" is the base word for photograph. The "-eik" suffix denotes the third-person plural possessive, meaning "their." The final "-et" is the accusative case suffix, indicating that "their photographs" are the direct object of a verb. For example, in the sentence "Láttam a fényképiket" (I saw their photographs), "fényképeiket" is the direct object.

Understanding this word is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences where ownership or association of photographs with multiple individuals is being discussed. It is a common and essential part of the Hungarian language, frequently encountered in everyday conversation and writing when referring to shared or personal collections of images belonging to a group.