kialakulásuknak

Kialakulásuknak is a grammatical form in Hungarian built from the noun kialakulás, which means formation or development. The form combines the possessive suffix -uk (indicating a plural third-person possessor, i.e., “their”) with the dative suffix -nak/-nek, yielding kialakulásuknak. The overall meaning is roughly “to/for their formation” or “to/for their development,” and the exact sense depends on the sentence and context. It is not a standalone concept but a syntactic unit used in descriptive or analytical text.

Morphology and usage notes

- Base word: kialakulás (formation, development; from the verb kialakulni, to form or develop).

- Suffixes: -uk is the 3rd person plural possessive, turning kialakulás into “their formation.” -nak/-nek is the dative case ending, marking the indirect object or beneficiary in a sentence.

- The vowel harmony of the final suffix (-nak) is determined by the preceding vowel, as with other Hungarian suffixes.

- This form commonly appears in academic or formal prose when referring to the development of groups or entities that belong to a plural subject, often with a sense of purpose or consequence.

Typical contexts

- Education and social science: discussing the development of students (tanulók kialakulásuknak elősegítésére költségvetést terveztek, “They planned a budget to promote the students’ development.”)

- Research and policy: describing conditions or factors that influence the formation of communities or processes belonging to a group (A közösségek kialakulásuknak kedvező körülményeit vizsgálták, “They studied the conditions favorable to their formation.”)

In summary, kialakulásuknak is a compound inflected form used to denote “to/for their formation,” functioning within sentences to link development-related concepts to plural possessors.