tulajdont

Tulajdont is a grammatical form of the Hungarian noun tulajdon, which means ownership or property. It is the definite direct object form (the accusative with the definite suffix -t) used when ownership or property is the object of a verb or clause.

In practice, tulajdont appears in both legal language and everyday usage to refer to property as something that is possessed or controlled. For example, in Hungarian a sentence like "A tulajdont a törvény védi" translates to "The property is protected by law," with tulajdont marking the object of protection. Another common construction is "Eladják a tulajdont," meaning "They sell the property." These examples illustrate how tulajdont functions as the object form of the concept of ownership.

Linguistically, tulajdont highlights how Hungarian marks definite direct objects with the -t suffix. The base noun tulajdon conveys the abstract idea of ownership, possession, or property, while tulajdont specifies that ownership is the object of the action described by the verb. This word is most often encountered in contexts dealing with property rights, transfers, or legal protections, rather than as a standalone lexical item with a broad range of meanings.