keverékét

Keverékét is a Hungarian inflected form of the noun keverék, which means mixture or blend. It denotes possession by a third person and marks the phrase as a definite direct object. In English, it corresponds roughly to “its mixture” when used as a definite object.

Formally, keverékét is built from keverék plus the third-person possessive suffix -e, followed by the definite direct object marker -t. The result is keverékét, with the vocalism adjusted to fit vowel harmony rules. This pattern is typical for Hungarian nouns when both possession and definiteness are expressed.

Examples illustrate its use. Megkóstoltam a keverékét. (I tasted its mixture.) A laborban a keverékét is megvizsgálták. (In the laboratory, its mixture was also tested.) Such forms appear in contexts where an entity’s mixture is referred to as a definite object, often in technical, culinary, or laboratory language.

Etymology and morphology are straightforward within Hungarian grammar: keverék is derived from keverni (to mix), and the suffixes -e and -t create the possessive definite form keverékét. The form is common in written Hungarian and in situations requiring precise referents to a mixture belonging to someone or something else.

See also: keverék, Hungarian possessive suffixes, definite direct object marker.