mozgásukat

Mo mozgasukat is a Hungarian grammatical form built from the noun mozgás (movement) with the 3rd person plural possessive suffix and a definite direct-object marker. In this construction, mozgás denotes movement, the suffix -uk marks ownership by a third-person plural subject, and an additional definite-object suffix attaches to indicate that the movement is being referred to as a specific, identifiable object. The combined form mozgásukat is used when the speaker wants to emphasize that the group’s movement is a defined object of discussion or observation.

In terms of morphology, the base noun mozgás receives the possessive suffix -uk to form mozgásuk (their movement). A further definite-object suffix, often realized as -at, -et, or a related vowel-harmonized ending, is added to yield the complete form mozgásukat. The exact outward ending can vary with phonological context, but the underlying pattern is base noun + possessive suffix + definite-object marker.

Usage notes:

- mozgásukat refers to the movements of a group and is used when those movements are treated as a definite, identifiable entity within the discourse. It commonly appears in descriptive, scientific, or narrative text where precision about which movements are being discussed matters.

- It contrasts with mozgásuk, the form indicating possession without the definite-object marking, which is used when the movements are not treated as a specific object in the sentence.

See also: mozgás, mozdulat, Hungarian possessive constructions, definite direct object suffix.

Examples:

- A kutatók megfigyelték a mozgásukat. (The researchers observed their movements.)

- A táncosok részletesen elemzik a mozgásukat a koreográfiában. (The dancers analyze their movements in the choreography.)