találatai

Találatai is a Hungarian word formed from the noun találat, which has several related meanings depending on context: a hit or score in sports, a finding or discovery, and a result or item in a set of results (for example, search results). The form találatai appears in contexts where one refers to multiple findings or hits possessed by someone or something, such as a company, a device, or a person.

Grammatically, találat denotes the base noun meaning “finding” or “hit.” The form találata expresses a singular possessive, meaning “his/her/its finding.” The form találatai is the plural possessive, meaning “his/her/its findings” or, depending on the subject, “their findings.” The plain plural találatok simply means “hits” or “findings” without possession. Hungarian inflects nouns for number and possession with suffixes, so találatok and találatai reflect those layered meanings.

Usage of találatai typically occurs in formal or analytic contexts. For example, a company might report, A cég találatai szerint a projekt nyereséges volt (According to the company’s findings, the project was profitable). In computing or information retrieval, one might speak of A keresőmotor találatai között számos releváns oldal van (Among the search engine’s hits there are many relevant pages). The form thus serves to connect factual findings or results to their possessor, whether singular or plural.

See also: találat, találatok, találatok jelentése, found in Hungarian grammar and lexicon.