korrigálásán

The term "korrigálásán" is the Hungarian possessive suffix form of the word "korrigálás," which translates to "correction" or "rectification" in English. When appended to "korrigálás," it indicates possession or belonging, meaning "its correction" or "of its correction." For instance, if a document has been corrected, one might refer to the process of its correction as "a dokumentum korrigálásán." This grammatical construction is common in Hungarian to express ownership or a relationship between a noun and its possessor. The suffix itself varies depending on the grammatical case and the preceding word, but "-án" is a common form for the singular possessive. The verb root "korrigál" is derived from the Latin "corrigere," meaning to make straight or to correct. Therefore, "korrigálásán" fundamentally refers to the act of correcting something, viewed from the perspective of its ownership or the subject of the correction. It is used in various contexts, from academic writing to everyday conversation, whenever the possessive form of "correction" is required.