veszélyüket

Veszélyüket is a Hungarian word that translates to "their danger" or "their risk." It is a possessive form of the word "veszély," meaning danger or risk. The suffix "-ük" indicates a third-person plural possessive, meaning "their." Therefore, "veszélyüket" refers to the danger or risk that is possessed by, or belongs to, a group of people or things.

The word can be used in various contexts. For example, one might say "Az erdőnek veszélyüket nem szabad alábecsülni" which translates to "The danger of the forest should not be underestimated." In this sentence, "veszélyüket" refers to the inherent dangers associated with the forest. Another example could be "A betegségnek veszélyüket mindenki ismeri" meaning "Everyone knows the danger of the disease." Here, "veszélyüket" points to the risks posed by a particular illness.

The grammatical structure of the word is important. It is the accusative case of "veszélyük," meaning that it is used when "their danger" is the direct object of a verb. For instance, "Megértettük a helyzet veszélyüket" translates to "We understood the danger of the situation." In this case, "veszélyüket" is the direct object of the verb "megértettük" (understood). The meaning and usage of "veszélyüket" are therefore heavily dependent on the surrounding grammatical context within a Hungarian sentence.