kódjai

Kódjai is a Hungarian noun form that translates roughly as "its codes" or "their codes." It is the plural possessive form of the noun kód, meaning code. In Hungarian, the stem kód refers to a system of symbols representing information, a cipher, a password, or a set of rules used for identification or access control. The form kódjai is formed by adding the plural possessive suffix to the stem and is used when the subject possesses multiple codes. Depending on the context, kódjai can be interpreted as "its codes" (singular subject) or "their codes" (plural subject).

In usage, kódjai appears in technical and everyday language wherever codes are discussed as a set. For example, a sentence like "A vállalat kódjai titkosak" conveys "The company's codes are secret." In computing, security, logistics, and cryptography contexts, you may encounter phrases such as "kódjaink" (our codes) or "kódjai" describing code sets belonging to an organization or system.

Etymology and related terms: The base kód is a Hungarian adaptation of the word for code found in Western European languages, commonly traced to German Code or French code. The term has been integrated into modern Hungarian vocabulary alongside related forms such as kódolás (coding) and kódolni (to code).

See also: Code, Kód (the root), Kódolás, Password.