vezetékének

Vezetékének is a Hungarian word that translates to "its wire" or "its conductor" in English. It is a possessive form of the word "vezeték," which means wire or conductor. The suffix "-ének" indicates the third-person singular possessive, meaning "belonging to it."

This term is commonly used in technical contexts, particularly in electronics, electrical engineering, and telecommunications. For example, one might refer to the thickness of a wire as "a vezetékének vastagsága" (its wire's thickness) or the insulation on a conductor as "a vezetékének szigetelése" (its conductor's insulation).

In a broader sense, "vezetékének" can also refer to the wiring or circuitry of a device or system. If a problem is detected in a car's electrical system, it might be described as an issue with "a vezetékének" (its wiring). Similarly, in computing, the internal connections of a motherboard could be referred to as "a vezetékének" in certain contexts.

The grammatical structure of "vezetékének" is important to understand its meaning. "Vezeték" is the base noun, and the "-ének" suffix denotes possession by a singular, non-human entity. This makes it a precise way to describe something belonging to a specific wire or conductor.