készüléküket

Készüléküket is a Hungarian word that translates to "their device" or "your device" (formal plural) in English. The word is a possessive form of "készülék," which means "device," "apparatus," or "appliance." The "-üket" suffix indicates possession by a third-person plural subject or a formal second-person plural subject.

This term is commonly used in various contexts when referring to the ownership or use of an object. For example, in technical documentation, it might be used to explain how to operate "their device" or "your device." In everyday conversation, it could refer to anything from a household appliance to an electronic gadget. The specific meaning is determined by the surrounding context.

The grammatical structure of "készüléküket" involves the noun "készülék" which is the root word. The suffix "-ük" denotes third-person plural possession (their) or formal second-person plural possession (your). The final suffix "-et" is the accusative case marker, indicating that the device is the direct object of a verb or preposition. Understanding this morphology is key to accurately interpreting its usage in Hungarian sentences.