határainak

Határainak is a Hungarian grammatical form built from the noun határ (border) combined with possessive suffixes. It expresses that the borders belong to someone or something, commonly translated as “its borders” or “their borders.” The owner or possessor is not contained in the word itself but is indicated by surrounding words in the sentence, such as a proper noun or a possessive phrase.

In use, határainak appears in noun phrases that refer to the borders of a person, entity, or territory. For example, az ország határainak védelme means “the defense of the country’s borders.” Another example could be a historical or political discussion about the borders of a region, where one might speak of a country’s or region’s határainak állapota (the state of its borders).

The form is part of Hungarian morphology that marks possession within a noun phrase and is common in formal or written language, including legal, geographical, and historical texts. It demonstrates how Hungarian combines a base noun with suffixes to indicate both ownership and the specific grammatical relationship to other elements in the sentence.

Notes and related topics: Határainak is not a standalone proper name or concept; it is a grammatical construction. Related topics include other possessive forms in Hungarian, the broader use of the genitive and possessive suffixes, and how noun phrases denote ownership in political and geographical contexts.