sokszögekére

The Hungarian word "sokszögekére" translates to "to their polygons" or "for their polygons" in English. It is a possessive form of the plural noun "sokszögek," which means "polygons." The suffix "-ére" indicates the dative case, denoting the recipient or the object for which something is intended or belongs.

In a mathematical context, "sokszögekére" would refer to something belonging to or being done for multiple polygons. For instance, if one were discussing the properties of polygons, a sentence might use "sokszögekére" to indicate that these properties apply to their respective polygons. It is a grammatical construction used to express possession or destination related to the concept of polygons. The precise meaning would depend on the surrounding sentence structure and the specific context in which it is used. It highlights a grammatical relationship between the possessor (the polygons) and the possessed item or action.