nyersanyaga

Nyersanyaga is the possessive form of the Hungarian noun nyersanyag, meaning raw material. It denotes the raw material belonging to or used by a subject, such as a company, project, or country. The form is created by adding the third-person singular possessive suffix -a to nyersanyag, yielding nyersanyaga. For example: "A vállalat nyersanyaga drága" translates to "The company's raw material is expensive," and "Ez a projekt a saját nyersanyagát használja" means "This project uses its own raw material."

Usage and context: In economics, manufacturing, and procurement, nyersanyaga refers to the specific raw materials that an entity relies on for production. It can describe materials like metals, minerals, energy inputs, or agricultural products, depending on the industry. The term often appears in contract or report language to attribute materials to a particular actor, as in "nyersanyag-ellátás" (raw material supply) or "nyersanyag-szükséglet" (raw material requirement). In general discourse, nyersanyag is the broader term for raw materials, while nyersanyaga emphasizes possession or association with a subject.

Etymology: The word derives from nyersanyag (raw material) with the possessive suffix -a, reflecting Hungarian noun morphology and vowel harmony.

See also: nyersanyag.