hálószobáinak

Hálószobáinak is a Hungarian morphological form built from the noun hálószoba (bedroom) combined with possessive and case endings. It represents the possessive plural of hálószoba for a third-person possessor (he/she/they own multiple bedrooms) and is typically followed by a case ending such as -nak/-nek to indicate a grammatical relation like “to/for” or the genitive in a broader phrase. The form shows how Hungarian layers suffixes to express possession, number, and grammatical case on a single noun.

In practice, hálószobáinak is used to refer to the bedrooms belonging to a specific person or group, when the possessor is clear from context. The base possessive for plural ownership is indicated by the -ai ending (hálószobái = his/her/ their bedrooms). When combined with a following case-ending such as -nak/-nek, the result is hálószobáinak, which can convey meanings like “to his/her bedrooms” or function as part of a larger genitive construction (for example, “the walls of his/her bedrooms” or “the furniture of his/her bedrooms”).

Examples:

- Hálószobáinak falai halványkékek voltak. (The walls of his/her bedrooms were pale blue.)

- A hálószobáinak berendezése nagyon kényelmes. (The furnishing of his/her bedrooms is very comfortable.)

Notes: Hungarian grammar uses reflective, possessive, and case suffixes in a stacked fashion, so the exact interpretation of hálószobáinak depends on the surrounding sentence and the intended case. Related terms include hálószoba (bedroom) and a discussion of Hungarian possessive suffixes.