technikáját

technikáját is a Hungarian grammatical form related to the noun technika, meaning technique, method, or craft. It represents the definite direct object form of a possessed noun: technika with the third-person possessive suffix -ja becomes technikája ("his/her/its technique"), and adding the definite direct-object suffix -t yields technikáját. In contrast, the indefinite direct object form without possession is technikát.

Etymology and background: technika derives from the Greek technē (craft, art, skill) and has been integrated into Hungarian to denote systematic method or skillful procedure. The possessive construction (technikája) expresses ownership or association, while the definite-object form (technikáját) marks that the technique is the specific item being referred to in the sentence.

Usage and notes: Technikáját commonly appears in contexts where a person’s skill or method is being discussed as a concrete object. It is frequent in sports, performing arts, music, crafts, and professional practice when describing what someone’s technique entails or how it is applied. For comparison, technikát can be used to refer to an technique in a general, non-possessed sense as a direct object.

Examples:

- A sportoló megmutatta a technikáját. (The athlete showed his/her technique.)

- A zenész fejleszti a technikáját a mindennapi gyakorlásban. (The musician develops his/her technique through daily practice.)

- A tanár elemezte a diák technikáját a feladat megoldásában. (The teacher analyzed the student’s technique in solving the task.)

Overall, technikáját is a specific, grammatically marked form used to discuss a possessed technique as a definite object within a sentence.