változásainak

változásainak is a Hungarian inflected form derived from the noun változás (change). It marks possession and is used to refer to changes belonging to or associated with a definite subject, typically within genitive or dative constructions. The form appears in noun phrases where the possessor is a third-person entity such as a city, a company, or a state. Commonly, it yields phrases like a város változásainak or a gazdaság változásainak, meaning “the changes of the city” or “the changes of the economy.”

In usage, változásainak often functions as the possessor phrase within a larger noun phrase. For example, A város változásainak hatása translates to “the impact of the city’s changes.” This construction is common in formal or written Hungarian, particularly in discussions of policy, economics, social trends, or organizational development. The exact case relation (genitive or dative) is determined by the surrounding sentence structure, but the core meaning remains the same: the changes that belong to or affect the referenced subject.

Form and spelling are integral to Hungarian grammar: the whole ending -ainak is added to the base form to create the possessive noun phrase, and the resulting word appears as a single unit within the sentence. The phrase is versatile and can pair with nouns denoting various subjects, from enterprises to communities, to discuss how their changes influence outcomes.

See also: változás, változások, a magyar birtokos szerkezete, -nak/-nek képzők.