határozóforma
A határozóforma, often translated as the definite form or definite conjugation, is a grammatical feature found in some agglutinative languages, most notably Hungarian. It refers to a verb conjugation that indicates the verb is acting upon a specific, definite direct object. This contrasts with the indefinite form, which is used when the direct object is indefinite, unspecified, or absent.
The presence of a definite object triggers a change in the verb's suffix or prefix, signaling this