játékot

Játékot is the accusative singular form of the Hungarian noun játék, which can mean either a game or a toy, depending on context. The form is used when the noun functions as the direct object of a verb.

In ordinary sentences, játékot marks what is being acted upon. Examples: Megvettem a játékot (I bought the game/toy). Szeretném kipróbálni ezt a játékot (I would like to try this game/toy). Vettem egy játékot (I bought a game/toy, with an indefinite reference). The same suffix is used whether the object is definite or indefinite.

The base noun játék also has a plural form, játékok, meaning games or toys in general. The word’s meaning (game vs. toy) is determined by context and accompanying words, such as a definite article (a játékot) or a quantifier (egy játékot). Because of this dual meaning, játékkal (with the game/toy) and a játék (the game/toy) are common phrases in everyday Hungarian.

Overall, játékot serves as a standard direct-object form in Hungarian for the word jogát interpreted as game, play, or toy, with its usage governed by typical sentence structure and context.