jegyeket

Jegyeket is a Hungarian word form that functions as the direct object of a sentence. It is the accusative plural form of the noun jegy, which means ticket or pass. In Hungarian, the accusative marks the noun as the thing that is affected by the action of the verb, and the -et suffix is used for definite direct objects in the plural when the noun is jegyek. Therefore, jegyeket appears when referring to multiple specific tickets in a sentence.

The term jegy covers several kinds of tickets, including theatre, cinema, concert, or travel passes, as well as other admission permits. Common compound forms include színházjegy (theatre ticket), mozijegy (cinema ticket), koncertjegy (concert ticket), and utazási jegy (travel ticket). When talking about several of these tickets as the object, the form jegyeket is used.

Examples of usage:

- Kérlek, add ide a jegyeket. (Please bring the tickets here.)

- Elvesztettem a jegyeket. (I lost the tickets.)

- A jegyeket a pénztárnál ellenőrzik. (They check the tickets at the box office.)

Notes:

- Jegyeket operates as a grammatical form rather than a separate lexical item; it communicates that the tickets are the object of the action.

- The base noun jegy can appear in various cases and numbers, with jegyeket specifically marking the plural definite direct object.