partraszállásának

"Partraszállásának" is a Hungarian word that translates to "its landing on the shore" or "their landing on the shore" in English. The specific meaning depends on the context and the grammatical case of the noun being referred to. It is the possessive form of the verb "partraszállás," which means "landing on the shore" or "disembarking." This term is often used in historical contexts to describe military landings, such as troop movements or invasions. It can also be used more generally to describe the act of arriving on land from a body of water. For example, one might speak of the partraszállásának of ancient armies or the partraszállásának of explorers in new territories. The word itself is composed of "part" (shore), "raszáll" (to land/disembark), and the possessive suffixes. Understanding the grammatical structure is key to deciphering the precise nuance of the phrase in any given sentence. It implies a specific event of reaching land from a watery surface, often with a sense of arrival or beginning.