sorrendjét

Sorrendjét is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun sorrend, meaning "order" or "sequence." The form sorrendjét combines the third-person singular possessive suffix and the accusative case marker, and is typically translated as "its order" or "the order of it" in English when the possessed noun is the direct object of the sentence.

Morphologically, the base sorrend can be analyzed as a compound of sor ("row" or "line") and rend ("order"), and the inflection reflects Hungarian agglutinative morphology: the possessive element attaches to the noun and the accusative -t marks the noun as object. The orthographic form includes the vowel é in the suffix, written as sorrendjét.

Sorrendjét appears in contexts discussing arrangement, ranking, or sequencing, for example in documentation, lists, program output, or descriptions of procedures. Example usage: "A dokumentum sorrendjét megváltoztatták" (They changed the document's order) or "Ellenőrizze a sorrendjét a hibák elkerülése érdekében" (Check its order to avoid mistakes).

Related forms include sorrend (base), sorrendje (its order as subject or possessor in non-accusative roles), sorrendjük (their order), and various case-inflected variants. The term is common in administrative, technical, and everyday language where the arrangement of items is relevant.