igényeiknek

"igényeiknek" is the dative plural form of the Hungarian word "igény," which translates to "need," "requirement," or "claim." In grammatical context, the dative case often indicates the indirect object of a verb, or it can express to whom or for whom something is done or intended. Therefore, "igényeiknek" signifies "to their needs," "for their requirements," or "to their claims."

This form is used when discussing how actions, provisions, or considerations are directed towards a group of people or entities and their specific necessities. For example, a sentence might describe efforts made to satisfy "igényeiknek," meaning "to satisfy their needs." It implies that a particular group possesses certain needs or demands, and the context of the sentence elaborates on how these are addressed or met. The grammatical ending "-eiknek" clearly marks possession by a third-person plural subject and the dative case's directionality. This word is fundamental in expressing the fulfillment or consideration of the necessities of a plural entity.