szakaszait

Szakaszait is a Hungarian grammatical form, not a standalone lexical item. It represents the definite accusative plural of a possessed noun phrase built from the noun szakasz, meaning “section” or “phase.” The base possessive form szakaszai means “its sections” (or “their sections”). When used as the definite direct object of a verb, the suffix -t is added, yielding szakaszait. Thus the whole form means “its sections” or “the sections of it,” with the definite object marking indicating a specific, identifiable set.

Usage and context: Szakaszait appears in formal or written Hungarian, especially in technical, legal, administrative, or academic prose, where parts of a larger whole are enumerated or analyzed. It functions as a noun phrase in the definite accusative case.

Examples:

- A projekt szakaszait részletezték. (They detailed the project’s sections.)

- A dokumentum szakaszait áttekintettük. (We reviewed the document’s sections.)

- A kutatási munkában a szakaszait felosztását ismertették. (In the research work, they presented the division of the sections.)

Relation to related forms: Szakaszait differs from szakasza (his/her/its section) in number and case; and from szakaszai (its sections) when the context does not require the definite accusative marking. The form illustrates how Hungarian combines the noun with possessive and definite suffixes to express precise relationships within complex phrases.