konstrukcíóját

The term "konstrukcíóját" is a Hungarian word, specifically the accusative case of "konstrukció" which translates to "construction" or "design" in English. Therefore, "konstrukcíóját" directly means "its construction" or "its design" when referring to a singular entity. The suffix "-j" indicates possession, and "-át" marks the accusative case, signifying that the construction or design is the direct object of a verb.

In a broader context, "konstrukcíóját" would be used in sentences describing the specific way something is built or how its features are arranged. For example, one might discuss the "konstrukcíóját" of a building, a machine, a piece of art, or even an abstract concept like a theory or a plan. The meaning is entirely dependent on the subject being referred to. Understanding this grammatical form is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences that involve describing the inherent structure or formation of objects or ideas. It highlights the importance of case endings and possessive suffixes in the Hungarian language for conveying precise meaning.