szélsebességük

Szélsebességük is a Hungarian phrase that literally translates to “their wind speed.” The term is commonly used in meteorological contexts to refer to the wind velocity measured at a particular location or affecting a specific group of objects or people. In Hungarian weather reports, the phrase can appear in the sentence "A szélsebességük 20 tengeri mérföld per óra," indicating that the wind speed is twenty knots.

The word is constructed from three components: szél (wind), sebesség (speed), and the third-person plural possessive suffix –uk, which denotes possession by a group. As such, *szélsebességük* is a standard grammatical formation in Hungarian for expressing collective possession of a property. The phrase is used in scientific reports, weather forecasts, as well as in everyday speech when discussing how windy a particular area or event is.

In aviation and automotive disciplines, Hungarian-speaking professionals may refer to *szélsebességük* when calculating aircraft performance or vehicle handling under windy conditions. The term also appears in sports journalism to describe wind conditions that affect sprint times or sailing races.

Moreover, *szélsebességük* can be found in literary texts as a descriptive element, where authors emphasize the environmental conditions surrounding characters. The expression is plural rather than singular, reflecting that it is frequently used to describe the wind affecting multiple subjects simultaneously.