konstruKcióit

The term "konstrukcióit" is the Hungarian genitive plural form of "konstrukció," which translates to "construction" or "design" in English. Therefore, "konstrukcióit" refers to the constructions or designs of something or someone. This grammatical form is used when discussing the creations, assemblies, or abstract concepts developed by a particular entity or in relation to a specific subject.

In practical application, "konstrukcióit" would appear in sentences where possession or origin is indicated. For example, if one were discussing the architectural works of a famous builder, they might use "az építész konstruKcióit" (the architect's constructions). Similarly, when analyzing the theoretical frameworks of a philosopher, the phrase "a filozófus konstruKcióit" (the philosopher's constructions) could be employed. The context clarifies whether it refers to physical structures, mechanical devices, abstract models, or artistic compositions. The plural aspect signifies that multiple instances of these constructions are being considered.