jelenségét

jelenségét is a Hungarian grammatical form that arises from the noun jelenség, meaning phenomenon or appearance. It is not a separate lexical entry, but a combined inflected form used to express possession by a third person and a definite direct object in one word. Specifically, jelenségét results from taking jelenség, adding the third-person possessive suffix -e to yield jelensége, and then appending the definite direct-object suffix -t to form jelenségét. The form thus encodes both ownership (“its phenomenon”) and definiteness within the object of the sentence.

The use of jelenségét occurs in contexts where the speaker refers to a particular phenomenon belonging to someone or something else and wants to mark the object as definite. In Hungarian, the definite direct object suffix -t (often combined with possessive markings) is a common way to indicate that the object is known or specific within the discourse. The resulting word is most typical in written style or precise, formal prose.

Examples:

- A jelenségét megfigyelték a kísérlet során. (They observed its phenomenon during the experiment.)

- A jelenségét elemző tanulmány szerint új elmélet adhat magyarázatot. (According to the study analyzing its phenomenon, a new theory may provide an explanation.)

In summary, jelenségét functions as a morphologically complex form used to refer to “its/their/their phenomenon” as a definite direct object, illustrating how Hungarian combines possession and definiteness within a single word.