tárgyadat

Tárgyadat is a Hungarian word that translates to "your object" or "your subject" in English. Its precise meaning depends heavily on the context in which it is used. In a grammatical sense, it can refer to the direct or indirect object of a verb. For example, in the sentence "Én látom a házat" (I see the house), "a házat" is the direct object, and if the sentence were "Én adok a fiúnak egy könyvet" (I give the boy a book), "a fiúnak" would be the indirect object.

Beyond grammar, "tárgyadat" can also refer to a physical item or a topic of discussion. If someone is discussing their possessions, "tárgyadat" might mean "your belongings" or "your possessions." In an academic or professional setting, it could refer to the subject matter of a lecture, presentation, or research paper. For instance, a professor might ask students to prepare a summary of "a tárgyadat" (the subject matter) of the course. The possessive suffix "-adat" clearly indicates that the object or subject belongs to or is related to the person being addressed.