kötelezettségeiket

Kötelezettségeiket is a Hungarian plural possessive form referring to the obligations or duties of a subject group. It combines the noun kötelezettség (obligation) with the third-person plural possessive suffix and, in its extended form, the definite direct-object suffix. The form is typically used when the obligations belong to multiple actors and are treated as a definite set within a sentence, for example in legal or contractual contexts.

Morphology and usage notes: The base noun kötelezettség becomes kötelezettségek in the plural (obligations). To express “their obligations,” Hungarian adds the possessive suffix -eik to yield kötelezettségeik. When the obligations are treated as a definite object in the sentence, the suffix -et is added to form kötelezettségeiket. This combination is common in formal language, particularly in contracts, agreements, regulation, and corporate governance discussions.

Common contexts: In legal and business language, kötelezettségeiket is used to describe duties that a group must fulfill or adhere to. For instance, a contract may specify that the parties betartják kötelezettségeiket (they will comply with their obligations). It can also appear in discussions of accountability, governance, or public policy, where the obligations of organizations, states, or groups are under consideration.

Examples: A felek betartják kötelezettségeiket. A vállalat minden érintett felé teljesíti kötelezettségeiket. See also: kötelezettség (obligation), kötelező (mandatory), jogi felelősség (legal responsibility).