korongját

The term "korongját" is a Hungarian word. It is the accusative singular form of "korong," which translates to "disc," "puck," or "shuttlecock" in English. Therefore, "korongját" literally means "its disc," "his disc," or "her disc" when referring to a specific disc belonging to someone or something, and the object of an action.

In Hungarian grammar, the "-t" suffix indicates the accusative case, signifying that the noun is the direct object of a verb. The "-j" is a possessive suffix, indicating third-person singular possession. The final "-a" is a definite article, meaning "the disc" is specific.

The word "korong" itself can refer to various flat, circular objects. For example, in sports, it could mean an ice hockey puck ("jégkorong"), a frisbee ("dobókorong"), or a shuttlecock in badminton ("tollaslabda," though this is a compound word). Outside of sports, "korong" might refer to a pottery wheel's disc, a CD or DVD (though "CD" and "DVD" are more commonly used), or even a small, round piece of material.

Therefore, the precise meaning of "korongját" in a sentence would depend heavily on the context in which it is used, specifically the verb and the preceding noun or pronoun that possesses the disc. For instance, "Láttam a korongját" could mean "I saw his/her/its disc."