mérnökei

Mérnökei is a Hungarian word that translates to "engineers" or "his engineers" depending on the context. In Hungarian grammar, the suffix "-ei" denotes possession in the third person singular, meaning "his" or "her." Therefore, "mérnökei" can refer to the engineers belonging to someone or a group of engineers associated with a specific entity.

The term "mérnök" itself means engineer. Engineers are professionals who design, build, and maintain engines, machines, structures, and systems. They apply scientific principles, mathematics, and creativity to solve problems and develop solutions for society. The field of engineering is vast, encompassing numerous specializations such as civil engineering, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, chemical engineering, and computer engineering.

When "mérnökei" is used, the specific meaning is derived from the surrounding sentence. For instance, "A cég mérnökei új projektet indított" translates to "The company's engineers started a new project." Here, "mérnökei" refers to the engineers belonging to the company. Alternatively, if someone is discussing their team, they might say "Ő a mérnökei," meaning "He is his engineers," implying those engineers report to him or work under his direction. The plural form for engineers in general is "mérnökök."