lehetségeit

Lehetségeit is a Hungarian grammatical form derived from the noun lehetség, meaning possibility or opportunity. It is used to refer to the possibilities or opportunities belonging to a subject, usually in contexts where the possessor is clear and the object is definite. As a declined form, lehetségeit appears in sentences where the speaker is discussing multiple possibilities that belong to someone or something.

In contemporary Hungarian, lehetségek and lehetségeinek forms cover general and possessive meanings, while lehetségeit specifically marks a definite object in the plural for a third-person possessor. The form is most common in written and formal speech, such as analyses, reports, or planning documents, where specific options or opportunities are being enumerated or evaluated.

Usage and nuance: lehetségeit emphasizes the set of possibilities available to a particular subject, rather than a general concept of possibility. It can be used with adjectives such as különböző (various) to indicate a range of options, for example, különböző lehetségeit (various of its opportunities). The term is closely related to lehetség and lehetőség, which are more general nouns for “possibility” or “opportunity,” while lehetségeit is a particular inflected form used in a sentence.

See also: lehetség, lehetőség, lehetséges. References to Hungarian grammar resources may be consulted for detailed inflection tables and morphological rules governing possessive and definite-object forms.