változásain

változásain is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun változás, meaning change. It is not a separate lexical item, but one of the many oblique forms that Hungarian nouns can take when they appear in a sentence with possessive markers or postpositional elements. The form typically occurs in contexts that express relation to changes, such as possession or reference to changes in a broader object or situation.

In Hungarian morphology, -ain is a suffix sequence that attaches to a noun stem to form an oblique plural possessive or related forms. When combined with the base változás, the resulting form variability allows speakers to indicate, for example, ownership or association with changes in a given context, or to mark the noun in a case that accompanies certain postpositions. Because Hungarian relies on suffixal harmony and a rich system of affixes, változásain can appear in different isolates depending on the surrounding words and verbs.

Common related forms include változásai (his/her/its changes), változásaink (our changes), and other combinations used with various possessive or case-marking suffixes. The exact interpretation of változásain depends on the grammatical structure of the sentence and the postpositional or verbal environment it appears with. In academic or formal Hungarian, such forms frequently occur in discussions of trends, transformations, and patterns across time or domains, where the relationship to “changes” needs to be foregrounded.

See also: változás, változások, változásai.