igazságát

Igazságát is a Hungarian word that translates to "truth" in English. It is derived from the word "igazság," which means "truth" or "justice." The term "igazságát" is the accusative case of "igazság," indicating that it is the object of a verb. For example, "Azt mondja, hogy igazságát mondja" translates to "He says that he is telling the truth."

In Hungarian, the accusative case is used to indicate the direct object of a verb, similar to the English preposition "to" or "for." The accusative case is formed by adding the suffix "-t" to the noun. In the case of "igazságát," the suffix "-t" is added to the possessive form "igazságá," resulting in "igazságát."

The term "igazságát" is commonly used in Hungarian to express the idea of telling the truth or speaking the truth. It can also be used in a legal context to refer to the truth of a statement or the truth of a fact. For example, "Az ügyész igazságát keresi" translates to "The prosecutor is seeking the truth."

In summary, igazságát is a Hungarian word that means "truth" and is used to indicate the object of a verb. It is derived from the word "igazság," which means "truth" or "justice," and is formed by adding the accusative suffix "-t" to the possessive form "igazságá." The term is commonly used in Hungarian to express the idea of telling the truth or speaking the truth, and can also be used in a legal context to refer to the truth of a statement or the truth of a fact.