kabátjukba

The word "kabátjukba" is a Hungarian possessive form. It translates to "into their coat" or "into their jacket." The root word is "kabát," meaning coat or jacket. The suffix "-juk" indicates possession by a third-person plural subject (their). The final "-ba" is a directional suffix, signifying "into." Therefore, "kabátjukba" describes the action of putting something into the coat or jacket belonging to a group of people.

This grammatical construction is common in Hungarian to express possession and direction. For example, a sentence might be "Beletették a pénzt a kabátjukba," meaning "They put the money into their coat." The word itself does not refer to a specific object or concept beyond its literal meaning as a grammatical form. It is a descriptive term indicating location and ownership in relation to outerwear. Its usage is entirely dependent on the context of a Hungarian sentence.