számúkat

The term "számúkat" is a Hungarian word. It is the accusative plural form of the possessive pronoun "számuk," which translates to "their number" or "their count." Therefore, "számúkat" specifically refers to "their numbers" or "their counts" when being acted upon as the direct object of a verb.

In Hungarian grammar, case endings are attached to words to indicate their grammatical function within a sentence. The accusative case is used for direct objects, and the plural form signifies that the noun or pronoun refers to more than one item. Thus, "számúkat" functions as a direct object that is plural and refers to something belonging to "them."

For example, in a sentence like "A kutatók megvizsgálták a számúkat," the phrase "a számúkat" would mean "their numbers" (referring to the numbers of the subjects being researched) and would be the direct object of the verb "megvizsgálták" (they examined). Understanding this grammatical construction is crucial for comprehending Hungarian sentences where possession and direct action are involved with multiple entities.