vásárlásukat

Vásárlásukat is a Hungarian word that translates to "their purchase" or "their buying." It is the possessive form of the verb vásárlás, which means "purchase" or "buying." The suffix "-uk" indicates the third-person plural possessive, meaning "their." Therefore, "vásárlásukat" refers to an action or item belonging to a group of people, specifically in the context of acquiring something.

This word is commonly used in sentences describing the act of buying by multiple individuals. For example, one might say "A vásárlásukat ma fejezték be" which translates to "They finished their purchase today." The word can refer to the physical act of shopping, the transaction itself, or the goods that were bought. The specific meaning is usually clarified by the surrounding context of the sentence or conversation.

The grammatical structure of "vásárlásukat" is important. The root word "vásárlás" is a noun derived from the verb "vásárolni" (to buy). The possessive suffix "-uk" attaches to this noun to indicate ownership or association with a third-person plural subject. The final "-at" is an accusative case suffix, indicating that "their purchase" is the direct object of a verb. This grammatical detail is crucial for proper sentence construction in Hungarian.