kérdéseit

Kérdéseit is a Hungarian grammatical form that functions as a definite direct object. It is not a standalone word, but a declined form derived from the noun kérdés (question). The form shows both possession and definiteness: it encodes that the questions belong to a third-person singular possessor and that the object is definite in the sentence.

Morphology and formation: The base noun is kérdés (question). To express ownership by a third person, Hungarian adds a possessive suffix, yielding kérdései (his/her/its questions). When that noun phrase is used as a definite direct object, Hungarian adds the definite object suffix -t, producing kérdéseit, which translates roughly as “his/her/its questions” in a definite object position. The exact suffix shape follows Hungarian vowel harmony and attaches after the possessive suffix.

Usage: kérdéseit appears in sentences where the speaker refers to specific, known questions belonging to someone and wants to mark that the questions are a definite object of the action. For example: Látom a kérdéseit. — I see his/her questions. This contrasts with forms like kérdései, which would represent the possessive noun phrase without the definite object marker in some contexts, though actual usage can vary with sentence structure and emphasis.

See also: Hungarian grammar, noun declension, possessive suffixes, definite object marking.