okmányainak

"Okmányainak" is a Hungarian word that translates to "his/her/its documents" or "their documents." The ending "-ainak" signifies possession by a third person singular or plural subject. The root word is "okmány," which means document, deed, certificate, or official paper. Therefore, "okmányainak" refers to the collection of documents belonging to a person or entity.

This term is commonly used in legal, administrative, and personal contexts. For example, one might refer to "az állampolgár okmányainak" (the citizen's documents) when discussing identity papers like passports or ID cards. In a business setting, "a cég okmányainak" (the company's documents) could encompass contracts, financial records, and permits. The specific type of documents included would depend on the context in which the word is used. Understanding the possessive ending is crucial for correctly interpreting the meaning within a Hungarian sentence. It indicates that the documents in question are owned or held by someone or something previously mentioned.