szükségleteit

Szükségleteit is a Hungarian form used to refer to someone’s needs. The base noun, szükséglet, means a need or necessity, and the plural szükségletek denotes needs in general. The form szükségleteit is used when the needs belong to a specific subject and function as the object of a verb, for example in sentences about satisfying those needs. A common usage is: A kormány feladata az állampolgárok szükségleteit kielégíteni, meaning that the government’s task is to satisfy the citizens’ needs. In this construction, szükségleteit marks that the needs are possessed by the subject and are the object of the action.

In social sciences, needs are seen as factors that motivate behavior and influence how resources are allocated. They can be categorized in several ways; a widely cited framework distinguishes basic, physiological needs (such as food, water, shelter) from safety, social belonging, esteem, and self-actualization. Some analyses further differentiate between objective requirements and subjective desires, noting that needs may be fulfilled in various ways depending on context, culture, and individual circumstances. The concept of needs informs policy making, organizational design, and consumer research, guiding priorities for provision and support.

Linguistically, szükségleteit appears in contexts where the needs of a person or group are the object of an action or evaluation. It contrasts with szükségletek, the plural form referring to needs in general, and with other possessive forms such as szükségletei, which would align with different grammatical roles in a sentence.