konstrukcióinak

Konstrukcióinak is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun konstrukció (construction, design). It marks possession and is used in noun phrases where the possessed item belongs to a third-person plural or singular possessor, depending on context and case marking. In Hungarian, possessive forms attach to the possessed noun and can combine with other case endings, so forms like konstrukcióinak appear in sentences where both possession and a case ending are required.

The form roughly translates to “their constructions” or “its constructions,” with the exact meaning determined by the referent and syntactic role. Because Hungarian employs postposed suffixes to indicate both possession and case, konstrukcióinak can occur in contexts such as when the noun is the object of a preposition, the object of a verb, or part of a larger genitive construction. The pronunciation and spelling reflect typical Hungarian vowel harmony and consonant alternations found in possessive and case suffixes.

Usage examples include sentences where a subject or object relates to constructions owned by someone or something. For instance, a phrase like a konstrukcióinak terveit could be translated as “the plans for its/their constructions,” and a sentence such as a mérnökök a konstrukcióinak megvalósításán dolgoznak would mean “the engineers are working on the realization of its/their constructions.” These examples illustrate how konstrukcióinak functions to connect ownership with a case-marked noun phrase in Hungarian syntax.

See also: Hungarian grammar, possessive suffixes, noun declension.