kérelmeiket

Kérelmeiket is a Hungarian word that translates to "their requests" or "their applications" in English. It is the plural possessive form of the word "kérelem," which means "request," "application," or "petition." The suffix "-eik" signifies the third-person plural possessive, indicating that the requests or applications belong to multiple people.

This term is commonly used in official contexts, such as when referring to submitted documents for permits, approvals, or other administrative processes. For instance, "A polgármesteri hivatal feldolgozza a lakosok kérelmeiket" would mean "The mayor's office is processing the residents' requests." It can also be used in less formal situations to describe a group of people making a collective plea or demand. The specific context will determine whether "kérelmeiket" refers to formal applications or more general requests. Understanding the grammatical structure, particularly the possessive suffix, is key to correctly interpreting the meaning of the word in any given sentence.