képeik

Képeik is a Hungarian word meaning "their pictures" or "their images." It is the third-person plural possessive form that indicates ownership by multiple people and typically refers to multiple items (pictures, images, depictions).

Morphologically, képeik is built from the noun kép ("picture, image") plus a linking vowel and the possessive suffix -ik, which marks third-person plural possession of a plural referent. The form contrasts with képük, which is used for "their picture" when a single item is meant. The choice of linking vowel and suffix follows Hungarian vowel-harmony and morphophonological rules, so surface forms vary with different stems.

In usage, képeik appears in everyday speech and writing when referring to photographs, illustrations, portraits, or metaphorical images owned or produced by a group: for example, "Ezek képeik" ("These are their pictures") or "A képeik online vannak" ("Their images are online"). Context determines whether emphasis is on ownership, authorship, or representation.

Because Hungarian marks possession on the noun rather than using separate possessive pronouns, forms like képeik are grammatically compact and frequent. The same suffix pattern appears with other nouns (for example, barátaik "their friends"), making képeik a regular instance of Hungarian possessive morphology.