veszteségeit

veszteségeit is the accusative plural form of the Hungarian word "veszteség". Veszteség translates to "loss" or "damage" in English. Therefore, "veszteségeit" refers to "its losses" or "its damages".

This word is commonly used in contexts involving financial losses, material damage, or the absence of something valued. For instance, a company might discuss "veszteségeit" when reporting its financial results, indicating the monetary amounts it has lost. In a more general sense, it could refer to the damages incurred by an object or a situation. The possessive suffix "-it" indicates that the losses or damages belong to a third-person singular subject. For example, "a vállalat elvesztette veszteségeit" would translate to "the company lost its losses," which is an unlikely phrasing, but grammatically it shows the possessive. A more common usage would be describing the entity that *experienced* the losses, such as "a hajó elsüllyedt a viharban, és elszenvedte nagy veszteségeit" which means "the ship sank in the storm and suffered its great losses." The term's specific meaning is always determined by the context in which it appears.