igényeit

Igényeit is a Hungarian grammatical form that refers to the needs or demands of someone or something, expressed as the definite plural accusative of the noun igény (need, demand). It is used when the needs of a known, definite possessor are the direct object of a sentence, a common situation in business, administration, and consumer research.

Formation and usage: The base igény accepts possessive forms such as igényei (his/her/its needs). To mark a definite direct object in the plural, the suffix -t is added, yielding igényeit. This form contrasts with the indefinite plural igények and with igényei when the object is not definite. Examples: "A fogyasztó megfogalmazta az igényeit." "A cég felmérte az ügyfelek igényeit." In each case, igényeit marks a definite, known set of needs possessed by a third party.

Notes: The form illustrates Hungarian definiteness and the language’s rich nominal morphology. It is commonly encountered in discussions of customer requirements, policy planning, and resource allocation. Related terms include igény (need), szükséglet (necessity), and kereslet (demand).