játékaik

Játékaik is a Hungarian word that translates to "their toys" or "their games." It is a possessive plural form, indicating that the toys or games belong to a group of people. The root word "játék" means "toy" or "game" in Hungarian. The "-aik" suffix is a possessive suffix used for the third-person plural possessor. Therefore, "játékaik" specifically refers to something that multiple individuals own or are associated with.

In common usage, "játékaik" would be used in sentences to describe objects belonging to more than one person. For example, one might say, "A gyerekek a játékaikat pakolták össze" which translates to "The children were packing up their toys." The word itself does not refer to a specific type of toy or game, but rather denotes ownership by a plural subject. Its grammatical structure is a key feature of Hungarian language, where suffixes are extensively used to convey grammatical information such as possession and number.