példányukat

"Példányukat" is the accusative plural form of the Hungarian word "példány". "Példány" itself translates to "copy", "instance", "specimen", or "exemplar" in English, depending on the context. Therefore, "példányukat" signifies "their copies", "their instances", "their specimens", or "their exemplars" when referring to multiple items possessed or acted upon by a plural subject.

In linguistic terms, it is a noun in the accusative case, indicating that the copies, instances, specimens, or exemplars are the direct object of a verb. The suffix "-uk" represents the possessive suffix for the third-person plural, signifying ownership or association by "them". For example, one might refer to "a könyvek példányukat" meaning "their copies of the books", where "könyvek" is "books" and "példányukat" indicates multiple copies belonging to or associated with "them".

The specific meaning of "példányukat" is heavily dependent on the preceding context. It could refer to physical copies of documents, multiple examples of a particular species in biology, or distinct instances of a phenomenon in a scientific study. The grammatical structure clearly marks it as a direct object related to a plural possessor.