gyerekeid

Gyerekeid is a Hungarian word that means your children. It is the second-person possessive form used when speaking to one person (te) about their offspring in the plural. The base noun is gyerek, meaning child; the plural is gyerekek, meaning children. To express ownership for the second person singular, Hungarian attaches possessive suffixes to the word, and the form gyerekeid results from adding the possessive suffix to the plural gyerekek, yielding “your children.”

The word is common in everyday Hungarian and can be used in various contexts, from talking about family life to giving guidance or making plans involving someone’s offspring. It appears in both spoken and written language, including informal conversation, news, and literature. In a sentence the phrase functions as a noun phrase, e.g., A gyerekeid otthon vannak (Your children are at home). Another example is Gondolj a gyerekeidre (Think about your children).

For comparison, other related forms include gyereked (your child, singular) and aovwgyerekeim (my children), illustrating how possessive suffixes change with person and number. The word also interacts with case endings when it appears in different grammatical roles, such as with prepositions or as a direct object or subject in a sentence.

In summary, gyerekeid is the standard Hungarian possessive plural form meaning “your children,” built from gyerekek plus the second-person possessive suffix, and it is widely used in both everyday speech and written Hungarian.