hálózatukat

The term "hálózatukat" is a Hungarian word. It is the accusative plural form of "hálózat," which translates to "network" in English. Therefore, "hálózatukat" specifically refers to "their network" when referring to multiple entities possessing a network. This word is commonly encountered in contexts discussing technology, communication systems, organizations, or any situation where groups or multiple individuals share or operate networks.

The grammatical structure indicates possession by a third-person plural subject. For example, one might say "A vállalatok hálózatukat fejlesztik," meaning "The companies are developing their network." The suffix "-ukat" signifies possession by "them" (plural) and marks the object as direct in the accusative case, meaning it is the direct recipient of the action in the sentence. Understanding this grammatical nuance is key to correctly interpreting Hungarian sentences involving this term. It is a functional word that clearly defines a relationship of possession concerning networks.