igeinévszói

igeinévszói is a Hungarian term that translates roughly to "verb-noun suffixes" or "verbal noun inflections." It refers to the grammatical suffixes added to Hungarian verbs to transform them into verbal nouns. These verbal nouns function similarly to nouns in a sentence but retain some verbal characteristics, such as the ability to take direct objects or be modified by adverbs.

The formation of igeinévszói typically involves adding suffixes like -ás, -és, -at, or -et to the verb stem. The choice of suffix often depends on the verb's conjugation class or vowel harmony rules within the Hungarian language. For example, the verb "olvas" (to read) can form the verbal noun "olvasás" (reading), and "eszik" (to eat) forms "evés" (eating).

These verbal nouns play a significant role in Hungarian syntax, allowing for more complex sentence structures. They can act as subjects, objects, or complements in a sentence. For instance, "Az olvasás izgalmas" translates to "Reading is exciting," where "olvasás" functions as the subject. Understanding igeinévszói is crucial for mastering Hungarian grammar and comprehending the nuances of verb-noun transformations.