sejtjeik

Sejtjeik is a Hungarian noun phrase meaning “their cells.” It is formed from the noun sejt (cell) combined with a third-person plural possessive suffix, and is used to refer to cells belonging to a group of people or organisms. In Hungarian, possessive forms are attached directly to the noun, so sejtjeik functions as a possessive determiner plus noun.

The related forms for different possessors include sejtjei (his/her/its cells), sejtjeink (our cells), sejtjeid (your cells), sejtjeitek (your cells, plural), and sejtjeik (their cells). These forms show how the same base word changes to indicate who owns the cells in question.

Usage of sejtjeik appears in scientific, medical, and descriptive contexts, where it is necessary to specify ownership of cells within a group. Examples: A sejtjeik száma megnő a kezelés hatására. (The number of their cells increases as a result of the treatment.) Az orvosi vizsgálat során összevetették sejtjeik tulajdonságait. (During the medical examination, they compared the properties of their cells.)

Notes: sejtjeik is a standard grammatical construction in Hungarian for referring to cells that belong to others, not a separate technical term. Its exact meaning relies on context and the broader sentence structure, as with other possessive forms in Hungarian.