születését

Születését is a form of the Hungarian noun születés, which means birth. The base születés refers to the event of being born, or to birth in a general sense. Születését is the definite direct object form (the accusative with a definite suffix) used when the birth is the object of a verb, and the possessor or related noun phrase is expressed elsewhere, typically in a genitive construction such as egy gyermek születését (the birth of a child).

In use, születését appears in sentences where the verb governs a direct object and the speaker is signaling a specific, identifiable birth. For example: A gyermek születését ünnepelték. This means “They celebrated the birth of the child.” The form thus marks both definiteness and grammatical role, rather than adding new lexical meaning to the noun.

Differences to related forms are mainly grammatical. Születés (nominative) is the plain form used as subject or object without the definite object ending. Születése (with the -e ending) is the possessive or attributive form often used to indicate ownership or association when the noun acts as a subject or predicate (for example, az ő születése meaning “his/her birth”). The exact usage depends on the sentence structure and the relationship between the birth event and other elements in the clause.

Overall, születését functions as a specific grammatical variant of születés, employed when the birth is the definite direct object of the verb in the sentence.