utótagolt

Utoagolt is a Hungarian grammatical term referring to a suffix that is attached to the end of a word. These suffixes are crucial for modifying the meaning or grammatical function of the base word. They can indicate a variety of things, such as plurality, possession, tense, or case. For instance, the plural suffix "-k" in Hungarian, when added to "ház" (house), creates "házak" (houses). Similarly, possessive suffixes like "-am" (my) can be attached to nouns, turning "könyv" (book) into "könyvem" (my book).

The concept of utoagolt is central to understanding Hungarian morphology, as suffixes play a significant role in constructing complex words and expressing nuanced grammatical relationships. Unlike prefixes, which precede the word, utoagolt are always appended. Hungarian is an agglutinative language, meaning it tends to string together multiple suffixes to express a single grammatical concept, making the study of utoagolt particularly important. Understanding the various utoagolt and their functions allows for a deeper comprehension of Hungarian sentence structure and word formation.