igényeire

Igényeire is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the noun igény, meaning demand or need. The form igényeire conveys the idea “to his/her/its needs” or “to its needs” and is built by attaching a chain of suffixes: igény → igénye (his/her/its need) → igényei (his/her/its needs) and then the directional suffix -re to produce igényeire (onto/at/to his/her/its needs). It is a case-like construction used to indicate direction or reference toward the needs of a subject expressed by the possessive form.

In use, igényeire appears in sentences where an action or consideration is directed at the needs of someone or something. It typically combines with verbs of reaction, attention, or response. For example: A cég az ügyfelei igényeire reagált. This means “The company reacted to its clients’ needs.” The form emphasizes the possessor of the needs (e.g., his/her/its) as the target of the action.

Relation to other forms: igényeire contrasts with igényekre (the needs in a non-possessive plural) or with igényre (the need in a singular, non-possessive form). It is a product of Hungarian’s agglutinative morphology, illustrating how possession (igénye), plurality (igényei), and direction (re) combine within a single word.

See also: igény, igények, -re suffix, névmások és birtokosság in Hungarian grammar, re élő igei vonatkozások.