szabadalmát
Szabadalmát is the definite possessive form of the Hungarian noun szabadalom, meaning "patent." In Hungarian, szabadalom denotes a government-granted legal monopoly that gives the owner exclusive rights to exploit an invention for a limited period, typically to exclude others from making, using, selling, or importing the invention without permission. National patent rights in Hungary are governed by the relevant patent law, and national patents are issued by the Szellemi Tulajdon Nemzeti Hivatala (SZTNH). The standard term of protection is 20 years from the filing date, subject to the payment of maintenance fees and timely disclosures as required. Ownership of a patent may be held by the inventor(s) or be assigned to an employer or other entity, and rights can be licensed or transferred.
The term szabadalmát functions as a possessive construction with a definite direct object marker, translating roughly
Internationally, patent rights may be sought via national filings or through the European Patent Office (EPO)