kondícióit

Kondícióit is the definite plural accusative form of the Hungarian noun kondíció, used when the noun refers to the conditions or fitness of a group and functions as the direct object of a sentence. The base kondíció can mean physical fitness or overall state/condition of someone or something, and it is commonly used in sports, health, and general description.

In practice, kondícióit appears in sentences that discuss the conditioning or readiness of a group. For example, in sports reporting or coaching: Az edző figyelte a sportolók kondícióit, meaning the coach watched the athletes’ conditioning. The suffix sequence conveys that the condition is possessed by a known group and that the noun is definite within the clause. This form is part of Hungarian’s system of definite objects, where verb transitivity and the speaker’s intent influence the suffixes.

Beyond physical fitness, kondíció can also refer to a person’s or object’s general condition or state, though this sense is less frequent in casual speech. The word’s etymology traces to Latin condicio (condition), passing into Hungarian through other European languages.

Kondícióit contrasts with kondíciók (nominative plural) as a grammatical form rather than a separate lexical item. In ordinary usage, writers choose kondícióit when the conditioning is being described as a definite, plural object of a verb.

See also kondíció; állapot; fizikai kondíció.